Summary
A strong Nor’easter storm is expected to hit parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions of the U.S. this weekend. The storm is forecasted to bring heavy snow, high winds, and possible blizzard conditions, leading to power outages and dangerous travel.
Key Facts
- The Nor’easter is set to impact the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast from Saturday night through Monday.
- Heavy snowfall, up to 1-2 feet, is predicted, with some areas getting up to 12 inches of snow.
- Wind gusts between 40-70 mph are expected along the coast from New Jersey to New England.
- The storm could cause scattered to widespread power outages.
- Coastal flooding is likely from Delaware to Cape Cod.
- Travel conditions will be hazardous due to reduced visibility and wet, heavy snow.
- New York City could see significant snow accumulation if the storm strengthens near the coast.
- Nor’easters typically affect the East Coast and are named for the winds that hit during the events.
