Hurricane Lee is expected to make landfall in southeastern Canada, particularly impacting the Canadian Maritime Provinces such as New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island, on Saturday. It has already made landfall in Canada as a post-tropical cyclone and is moving northeast across Atlantic Canada
. In the United States, Lee is forecast to pass about 200 miles east of southern New England, likely as a minimal Category 1 hurricane, transitioning to an extra-tropical storm. Coastal areas of Maine, New Hampshire, and parts of Massachusetts, especially the Lower and Outer Cape and Nantucket, will experience effects like hazardous surf, rip currents, and potentially coastal flooding. Inland areas are expected to see minimal rain and gusty winds
. New York is not expected to take a direct hit, but Long Island shore towns are preparing for high surf, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion
. In summary, Hurricane Lee's primary landfall is in southeastern Canada, with significant coastal impacts expected along the northeastern U.S. coast, especially in Maine and parts of Massachusetts, but no direct landfall in the U.S. is anticipated at this time
