Another possible coastal storm is brewing for the Southeast, possibly bringing coastal flooding and beach erosion to the Outer Banks. Conditions are likely to arrive by Sunday into Monday. 

Another potential coastal storm is looming for the Southeastern U.S., just days after a different storm brought coastal flooding, heavy rain and strong winds to much of the East Coast.

The FOX Forecast Center said an area of low pressure is forecast to develop at the surface of a dip in the jet stream to start the week off.

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A cold front will move east, pushing showers ahead of it, toward the East Coast. 

By Sunday night into Monday, the area of low pressure will develop somewhere near the Southeast coast. 

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The heaviest rainfall from this system will likely stay close to the coasts of North and South Carolina, where 1–2 inches of rain are possible.

This system will bring winds that will increase out of the north and northeast along the Outer Banks of North Carolina, potentially leading to another round of coastal flooding and erosion. 

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Since September, 16 homes along the Outer Banks in Rodanthe and Buxton have collapsed into the ocean from rough surf and coastal flooding.  

Where exactly the low pressure system will develop is still uncertain, but the FOX Forecast Center is certain it will begin to move offshore on Tuesday.