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The storm is described as an unusually powerful autumn nor'easter, characterized by northeasterly winds, affecting the northeastern US.
Heavy rain and strong winds battered the northeastern US on Saturday as an unusually powerful autumn storm intensified, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights and leaving tens of thousands of people without power.
New York, Boston and Philadelphia were all in the firing line of the “nor'easter” – so labelled for its northeasterly winds – as authorities warned of potential major flooding and road closures.
“This storm is expected to bring major coastal flooding to the mid-Atlantic coast over multiple high tide cycles through the weekend,” the National Weather Service said in its latest forecast.
“Prepare immediately for significant inundation in low-lying areas near the shore, including roads underwater and impacts to homes and businesses.”

Typhoon Shuliki is located in the sea south of Ryukyu and will not directly affect Taiwan as it slowly moves north. Even during the holidays, Taiwan will be sunny to cloudy, with high temperatures reaching 33 to 35 degrees in the western half and about 32 to 34 degrees in the eastern half. Affected by the external air flow, the northeast monsoon will move southward starting from Thursday, and there will be a clear cooling trend over the weekend. Beachside activities need to pay attention to the increase in wind and waves.

The Central Meteorological Administration's forecast points out that it will be mostly cloudy to sunny across Taiwan from tonight to next Wednesday, making it suitable for outdoor moon viewing. From next Thursday, another northeast monsoon will intensify, with temperatures dropping in the northern and eastern half and localized brief rains. At the same time, there are signals of the development of tropical disturbances in the western Pacific, which require continued attention.

The chances of enjoying the moon on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival are generally very high. The area from Taoyuan to Chiayi has perfect scores. Only greater Taipei, the east and the south have slightly more clouds. Lai Xinguo, a forecaster from the Meteorological Administration, said that there will be sporadic brief showers in the south in the afternoon. The clouds will not disperse a little after nightfall, and the moon viewing index will be slightly deducted. However, there will be almost no clouds from Taoyuan to Chiayi. The weather will be fine in the next few days, with only sporadic brief showers in the mountainous areas in the afternoon. Affected by Typhoon Shuliki, there is a possibility of long waves along the eastern half of the coast and the Hengchun Peninsula.

Today is the first day of the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday. The Meteorological Administration predicts that the weather will be good and hot for four consecutive days. Meteorological expert Wu Derong pointed out that from today to Sunday, the days will be hot and the nights will be slightly cool, with occasional local rainfall in the central and southern mountainous areas and the east. There will be tropical system activity near Taiwan from next Monday to Wednesday, but simulations vary greatly from country to country and the development remains to be seen. No. 24 "Du Juan" in the middle stage continues to make a big turn and will still threaten the Kanto region of Japan today.

Today (25th) is the first day of the four-day Mid-Autumn Festival and Teachers' Day holidays. The Central Meteorological Administration has forecast sporadic short-lived showers in Greater Taipei, eastern Taipei and the Hengchun Peninsula, while it will be cloudy to sunny in other areas. The weather will be good from tomorrow to next Wednesday, with the daytime temperature in the western half reaching 32-34 degrees. Next Thursday the northeast monsoon will strengthen and bring cooling. Mild Typhoon Shuliji will have a low impact away from Taiwan, but will cause long waves along the eastern coast. A new wave of annual astronomical tides is coming from Saturday, and the western coast needs to pay attention to seawater intrusion.

Tomorrow will be a four-day holiday for the Mid-Autumn Festival and Teacher's Day. The Central Meteorological Administration predicts that except for some moisture on the windward side tomorrow, the weather will mostly be good from the second day of the holiday to next Wednesday. However, the northeast monsoon will strengthen next Thursday and the weather will turn cooler. Also pay attention to the long waves caused by Typhoon Shuliji and the annual astronomical tides along the western coast.