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Storm uncovers shipwreck buried for more than a century on Nantucket

Storm uncovers shipwreck buried for more than a century on Nantucket

A nor’easter eroded Nantucket’s south shore, exposing timbers believed to be from an 1884 shipwreck whose crew was rescued in a daring storm.

Nor'easter Uncovers 19th-Century Shipwreck in Nantucket

Nor'easter Uncovers 19th-Century Shipwreck in Nantucket

A powerful nor'easter storm has unearthed what is believed to be a 19th-century shipwreck on a beach in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Local media reports suggest the wreckage may belong to the 'Warren Sawyer,' a ship that ran aground near Nantucket in 1884. This discovery follows similar findings in 2022 and 2023. The storm has also caused heavy rainfall and dangerous coastal flooding across the northeastern United States, leaving over 160,000 households without power.

Nor’easter Erosion Exposes Shipwreck Lost in 1884

Nor’easter Erosion Exposes Shipwreck Lost in 1884

A powerful nor’easter battering Nantucket has exposed part of a 19th-century shipwreck along the island’s south shore. The wooden wreckage is believed to be from the schooner Warren Sawyer, which ran aground near Miacomet Beach on Dec. 22, 1884, while carrying cotton and scrap iron from New Orleans to Boston. A dramatic overnight rescue saved every crew member. Powerful waves have uncovered parts of the wreck before, including in 2022, but the latest erosion has once again revealed the historic remains from beneath the sand.

Brookline's Golf History Stretches Back to the Earliest Days of the American Game

Brookline's Golf History Stretches Back to the Earliest Days of the American Game

This prestigious club, located in a suburb southwest of Boston, is not just any golf course; it is one of the oldest in the United States and holds...

Early Nor'easter Brings Flooding to U.S. Northeast

Early Nor'easter Brings Flooding to U.S. Northeast

An unusually early nor'easter is impacting the northeastern United States, bringing high winds, heavy rainfall, and dangerous coastal conditions. The storm, which is affecting areas from New York to Boston, has already caused power outages for approximately 100,000 residents and is expected to continue through the weekend. Rainfall totals are projected to reach 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) in some areas, with flash flood warnings issued for southeastern Massachusetts. Wind gusts have been recorded at over 60 mph (97 km/h) in Long Island and New York City, with waves as high as 20 feet (6 meters) expected along the coast. The storm is also causing a storm surge of 2 to 4 feet (0.6 to 1.2 meters) in some locations, including Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Chiefs-Dolphins weather: Is powerful nor'easter affecting Miami today?

Chiefs-Dolphins weather: Is powerful nor'easter affecting Miami today?

Will the powerful nor'easter battering the East Coast of the United States affect the Kansas City Chiefs' Week 3 matchup against the Miami Dolphins?

Nor'easter Brings Flooding, Power Outages to New England

Nor'easter Brings Flooding, Power Outages to New England

A rare September nor'easter has been battering Southeastern New England for two days, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and widespread disruptions. Wind gusts have reached near-hurricane force, peaking at 70 mph in areas like Cape Cod and Block Island, according to the National Weather Service. Rainfall totals have ranged from 4 to 7 inches in Southeastern Massachusetts, with localized higher amounts expected. The storm has caused significant power outages, with over 40,000 customers affected across Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut as of Sunday morning. Coastal flooding and beach erosion have been reported, with high tides exacerbating the situation. The storm has also disrupted travel, with hundreds of flight cancellations and delays at Logan International Airport and Amtrak service interruptions between Boston and New York City.

Nor'easter to lash the East Coast with strong winds, flooding and heavy rain

Nor'easter to lash the East Coast with strong winds, flooding and heavy rain

A powerful nor'easter is expected to hit the East Coast over the weekend, bringing strong winds, coastal flooding, and heavy rain

Nor'easter to Bring Heavy Rain and Strong Winds to New England

Nor'easter to Bring Heavy Rain and Strong Winds to New England

A powerful nor'easter is set to impact New England this weekend, with the worst conditions expected from Saturday night into Sunday morning. The storm, forming off the Mid-Atlantic coast, will bring heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal impacts to the region. Rainfall totals are expected to range from 3-5 inches in southeastern Massachusetts and Boston, with 1-2 inches in western Massachusetts and Vermont. Wind gusts could reach 50-60 mph along the coast and up to 40 mph inland. Coastal areas are also under a Coastal Flood Watch due to high tides and waves reaching 15-25 feet, which may cause minor flooding and severe beach erosion. The storm is expected to gradually weaken and move away by Monday. (Source: NBC Boston, published 2026-09-24 15:20 GMT)

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Ed Sheeran’s Gillette Stadium Shows Canceled Due to ‘Severe Weather Forecast’

Ed Sheeran’s Gillette Stadium Shows Canceled Due to ‘Severe Weather Forecast’

"The decision was made with the safety of fans, staff and everyone involved in the shows as the top priority," tour promoter said

Nor’easter Intensifies, Slams East Coast with Flooding

Nor’easter Intensifies, Slams East Coast with Flooding

A strengthening nor’easter is impacting the East Coast, bringing dangerous coastal flooding, strong winds, and heavy rain from North Carolina to New England. Wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph are expected along the Outer Banks and Mid-Atlantic, with offshore waves reaching 15 to 18 feet. Coastal flooding is already occurring in New Jersey and North Carolina, with high-tide flooding expected to worsen through the weekend. In New York City, rain and wind gusts up to 40 mph are forecast to begin Friday afternoon, with coastal flooding possible in Queens, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. The storm is expected to peak Saturday, with the Boston metro area and coastal Massachusetts facing the worst impacts, including wind gusts up to 65 mph and over 5 inches of rain.