Subtropical Storm Josephine has formed off the East Coast, bringing high winds, coastal flooding, and rough surf to the region. As the storm continues to develop, it poses threats including hurricane-force winds and significant coastal flooding, particularly in areas like Maryland and the Outer Banks. NOAA satellites are actively monitoring the situation as Josephine transitions into a powerful extratropical low, moving away from the U.S. coast while still affecting weather patterns. Meanwhile, another potential system is being monitored in the Atlantic, signaling a period of increased tropical activity.