Nor’easter storm batters US east coast with heavy winds and power outages
Summary
A strong nor’easter storm hit the U.S. east coast over the weekend, causing heavy winds, flooding, power outages, and dangerous ocean conditions. At least one person died, hundreds of thousands lost electricity, and emergency measures were taken in several states including New York and New Jersey.Key Facts
- The nor’easter caused strong winds, flooding, and rough ocean waves from North Carolina to New England.
- Nearly 150,000 households lost power due to downed trees and power lines.
- One person died in New York City when a tree fell on him.
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul declared a state of emergency in multiple counties.
- New Jersey also declared a state of emergency and faced flooding along the coast.
- Over 3,000 flight delays and nearly 430 cancellations occurred because of the storm.
- Coastal flooding was expected to continue along the Jersey Shore and parts of Massachusetts and North Carolina.
- Officials warned that storm conditions could get worse in the coming days.
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