Powerful nor'easter hits North Carolina, Virginia, New Jersey: "It's very scary"
Summary
A strong nor'easter storm hit parts of the U.S. East Coast on Thursday, starting in North Carolina and moving through Virginia and New Jersey. The storm caused flooding and damaged a key highway in North Carolina's Outer Banks.Key Facts
- The nor'easter first affected North Carolina's Outer Banks.
- Surging water from the storm washed out the main highway linking the barrier islands.
- The storm then moved north, impacting Virginia and New Jersey.
- The weather system caused flooding and dangerous conditions along the coast.
- Meteorologists provided forecasts and updates about the storm's path and severity.
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