Those living in or visiting the Jersey Shore on Sunday felt the impacts of the coastal storm system the hardest. The storm pounded the shore, causing coastal flooding that filled the streets with inches of water and brought heavy winds, which caused power outages.

Through most of Saturday, expect scattered showers and drizzle, gradually intensifying as the day progresses in the Philadelphia area.

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Gusty winds from the east and northeast — thus the term “nor’easter” — are due to pick up dramatically on Sunday as the storm travels north along the coast. The Shore could experience steady onshore 30- to 40-mph winds with gusts 50 to 60 mph Sunday afternoon until late Sunday night.

NEXT Weather Alert issued Sunday and Monday as a nor'easter is bringing coastal flooding, heavy rain and strong winds.

Philadelphia is facing a rainy Columbus Day with a high of 60 degrees and strong winds, with a Coastal Flood Advisory in effect until 11 PM. Weather is expected to improve towards the weekend.

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Bambino and her husband, Nino, have lived on Second Avenue near the bay in North Wildwood for 15 years. They've ridden out several storms before and say their home has never flooded, but they grew more concerned Sunday evening after seeing the water on their street rise past the first step of their neighbor's home.

Officials at the Jersey Shore continued to ask drivers to stay off the roads into Monday evening as the coastal storm continued to cause flooding issues.

Floodwaters have risen in Atlantic City, prompting local officials to keep emergency shelters open and warn residents that more flooding is expected as the nor’easter continues to impact the Jersey Shore.