Powerful nor’easter brings flooding and power outages to northeastern US
A slow-moving nor'easter storm battered the northeastern United States on Saturday with high winds and heavy rain causing flooding and power cuts.
Widespread disruption across major cities
Heavy rain and strong winds forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights. Authorities warned that New York, Boston, and Philadelphia were in the path of the storm. Tens of thousands of people lost electricity as the system intensified over the weekend.
Flooding threatens coastal areas
The National Weather Service forecast major coastal flooding for the mid-Atlantic region through multiple high tide cycles. Low-lying areas near the shore faced significant inundation with roads going underwater. Some residents watched water rise inside their properties while kayaking down flooded streets.
Officials warn of heavy rain
New York Governor Kathy Hochul stated that up to six inches of rain were expected on Long Island. Wave heights could reach 20 feet in certain locations according to state officials. Residents were advised not to travel due to strong wind gusts and downed power lines.
All 3 outlets report consistently
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- The Guardian
- South China Morning Post
- Dawn
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