Nor'easter Triggers Flooding, Power Outages and Flight Delays
Summary
A strong nor’easter storm hit the East Coast of the United States, causing flooding, power outages, and travel disruptions. Coastal communities from New Jersey to New York experienced heavy rain, high tides, and strong winds, forcing evacuations and road closures.Key Facts
- A nor’easter is a storm with winds usually from the northeast, common from September to April on the East Coast.
- The storm caused flooding in New Jersey, including Edgewater where about 20 people were evacuated from a hotel.
- Flooding also affected parts of New York City like Queens, especially near JFK Airport.
- Several communities along the Jersey Shore faced flooded roads and voluntary evacuations.
- High winds over 50 mph downed trees and power lines, causing tens of thousands of power outages.
- The storm moved slowly near the New Jersey coast, prolonging flood risks and travel delays.
- Officials warned that flooding could worsen during upcoming high tides through Sunday.
- Beach erosion and damage also occurred in Maryland due to heavy surf.
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