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Powerful nor'easter to slam Northeast, waves up to 20 feet expected

Powerful nor'easter to slam Northeast, waves up to 20 feet expected

A powerful nor'easter is set to bring heavy rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to the Northeast this weekend.
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When could nor'easter affect New York? Here's the latest timing forecast

When could nor'easter affect New York? Here's the latest timing forecast

Forecasters are monitoring a developing Atlantic storm that could become a nor'easter. Here's when rain, wind and coastal impacts could reach New York.
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Potential nor'easter could impact NY this week. Here's what forecasters say

Potential nor'easter could impact NY this week. Here's what forecasters say

Forecasters are tracking a potential nor'easter that could bring strong winds, heavy rain, coastal flooding and beach erosion to parts of New York later this week, especially along the coast.
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Could a nor'easter hit New York? Forecasters warn of flooding, strong winds

Could a nor'easter hit New York? Forecasters warn of flooding, strong winds

Forecasters are tracking a coastal storm that could strengthen into an early-season nor'easter, bringing strong winds, coastal flooding, beach erosion and heavy rain to parts of New York later this week.
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What is a nor'easter? Here's what New Yorkers should know as storm approaches

What is a nor'easter? Here's what New Yorkers should know as storm approaches

A storm moving up the East Coast could strengthen into a nor'easter this week. Here's what a nor'easter is, when they occur and how New York could be affected.
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Nor'easter to Bring Coastal Flooding to Outer Banks

Nor'easter to Bring Coastal Flooding to Outer Banks

A developing nor'easter is set to impact North Carolina's Outer Banks starting Wednesday, bringing strong winds, heavy rain, and dangerous surf conditions. Wind gusts are expected to reach 40–50 mph, with offshore wave heights of 15–18 feet. The National Weather Service has issued a Coastal Flood Watch for the region, warning of moderate flooding, severe beach erosion, and ocean overwash, particularly along N.C. Highway 12. These conditions are expected to persist through the weekend, with high-tide cycles exacerbating the flooding risk. The storm is part of a broader system affecting the East Coast, with High Surf Advisories and Coastal Flood Warnings issued as far north as New Jersey.
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Heavy rain, booming thunder: What’s fueling El Paso storms?

Heavy rain, booming thunder: What’s fueling El Paso storms?

You might be wondering why recent storms seem more intense than usual. The National Weather Service explains what’s behind this active weather.
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Major Nor’easter Could Bring 13 Inches of Rain to New England

Major Nor’easter Could Bring 13 Inches of Rain to New England

A powerful nor’easter is expected to bring prolonged impacts from North Carolina to Maine from Wednesday through the weekend, including heavy rain, coastal flooding, beach erosion and damaging winds. Coastal flooding of 3–4 feet is possible in parts of North Carolina and Virginia, with some water levels rising 6 feet. New England could see 40–60 mph wind gusts, with a potential 80 mph peak, raising the risk of widespread power outages. Southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island could receive 4–8 inches of rain through Sunday, with localized flooding possible.
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High Waves and Strong Winds Forecast for Lake Erie

High Waves and Strong Winds Forecast for Lake Erie

The National Weather Service has issued a marine forecast for Lake Erie, highlighting strong northeast winds and significant wave activity over the coming days. Winds are expected to increase to 15-25 knots tonight, with waves building from 1-3 feet to 3-6 feet. By Monday, winds will strengthen further to 20-25 knots, with waves reaching 5-9 feet and occasionally up to 11 feet. The conditions will persist into Tuesday, with northeast winds reaching up to 30 knots and waves as high as 13 feet. A cold front moving south of Lake Erie and high-pressure systems to the north are driving these conditions. Showers are also possible during this period.
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Rain Likely in Boston on September 21, 2026

Rain Likely in Boston on September 21, 2026

According to the National Weather Service (NWS) and the NWS Daily Climate Report (CLI), there is a possibility of measurable precipitation in Boston, MA, on September 21, 2026. Measurable precipitation is defined as 0.01 inches or more of liquid-equivalent rainfall. The observation period for this forecast is from midnight to midnight local standard time. The final determination of whether measurable precipitation occurs will be based on the NWS CLI report, which is expected to be published by 2:00 PM ET on September 22, 2026. This forecast is part of a broader weather pattern influenced by a stalled frontal boundary and a surge of moisture over the eastern and central United States, which is expected to bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to the mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions.
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Cape Elizabeth Faces Peak Rain Season Risks

Cape Elizabeth Faces Peak Rain Season Risks

Cape Elizabeth, Maine, is currently in its peak rain season, which spans October through April due to nor'easters, and March through May due to snowmelt. These periods are characterized by significant precipitation events, often driven by strong storm systems. RainViewer provides live radar data for the area, offering hyperlocal updates every 4–6 minutes from the KGYX radar station in Portland, Maine. This radar data includes current precipitation levels, storm direction, and a 2-hour nowcast, allowing residents and visitors to make informed decisions during these unpredictable weather conditions. The driest period for Cape Elizabeth typically occurs from June to August, offering a stark contrast to the current wet season.
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On This Day: The 1938 New England Hurricane Devastated the Northeast

On This Day: The 1938 New England Hurricane Devastated the Northeast

The 1938 New England Hurricane stands as a stark reminder of nature's destructive power, particularly when its full intensity is underestimated. Th...