Nor’easter storm floods coastal areas from New Jersey to New England
Summary
A strong nor’easter storm caused flooding along the US northeast coast, from New Jersey to New England, leading to power outages and travel disruptions. The storm brought heavy rain, strong winds, and high tides, with flooding affecting homes and streets for several days.Key Facts
- The nor’easter caused flooding in coastal areas, including New Jersey, New York, and New England.
- Over 100,000 homes lost power during the storm, mainly in coastal counties.
- Heavy rain of more than 4 inches fell in some parts of New Jersey since Friday.
- The storm caused one death in New York when a tree fell on a city worker.
- Thousands of flights were canceled or delayed along the East Coast due to strong winds.
- Flooding and strong winds also affected Hawaii as Hurricane Nolo approached.
- Officials warned that high tides could bring more flooding through Monday.
- The storm reminded residents of past severe storms like Superstorm Sandy from 2012.
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