The storm will impact the region through Tuesday, with the most intense rainfall expected between late Sunday night and early Monday afternoon, according to AccuWeather.

A major storm brought heavy rain and coastal flooding to several states on the East Coast including New York, New Jersey and North Carolina.

Fliers at regional airports, especially LaGuardia, are facing delays of up to two hours due to high winds and rain from the nor’easter sweeping the East Coast. The travel headaches are here to stay until at least early Tuesday, according to air traffic and weather officials.

The storm brought more than 2 inches of rain to New York City. In western Alaska, more than 50 were rescued and one person was confirmed dead after remnants of a typhoon hit.

New Jersey Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy was in Europe when his state was put under a state of emergency due to a cyclonic storm hitting the East Coast.

A huge storm is powering up off the coast and will unleash its energy on Sunday. The latest weather maps show when and where it will land and what damage New Yorkers can expect

As of Wednesday, Jerry had sustained winds of 65 mph and was moving quickly westward across the central tropical Atlantic at 20 mph. According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), the storm is expected to intensify over the coming days and could become a hurricane by late this week or the weekend.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The coastal storm forecast to impact New York City on Sunday and Monday is slated to bring gusty winds, rain and the threat of coastal flooding. As previously reported, coastal flooding is a major concern for those coastal communities from the Battery in Manhattan down south, including the east shore of Staten Island.