Highest buoy seas this coastal low: 20.7 ft (WVHT) — NDBC 44088 Virginia Beach Offshore, Sat Sep 26 8:00 AM EDT.
Also: 20.0 ft Nantucket 44008 · 19.4 ft VA Beach 44014 · 19.0 ft Long Island 44025.

Beach Hazards Statement issued September 27 at 1:54PM EDT until September 27 at 8:00PM EDT by NWS Wakefield VA
* WHAT...For the Beach Hazards Statement, high rip current risk.
* WHERE...Virginia Beach.
* WHEN...Until 8 PM EDT this evening.
* IMPACTS...A Beach Haza...
Latest update from the NWS Warning areas have been trimmed for tomorrow and some have been replaced with Advisories (light green)
Areas in advisories will likely see up to a foot or two of inundation while warning areas will see much of the same as the past few days #VAwx
UPDATE: Coastal Flood Warning has now been extended to Sunday morning for our Tidal counties. #VAwx
The "eye" of this #noreaster (that is headed for #NYC and #Boston) is currently about 282 miles east of #Sandbridge VA (Southern #VirginiaBeach) [according to @wxfront.bsky.social).
The nor'easter off the mid-Atlantic coast has a fairly well defined circulation center. Despite being over warm SSTs, it is extratropical and will likely remain so as it meanders for a few days. Still, heavy rain, strong winds, and rough surf are likely at the coast. #vawx