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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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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.

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.

Price of gas, diesel fuel continue to soar

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Nor'easter to Impact New England This Weekend

Nor'easter to Impact New England This Weekend

A nor'easter is forecast to approach the East Coast this weekend, with significant impacts expected in New England, particularly in Boston and Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The storm could bring heavy rain, strong winds, and large waves, with the potential for coastal flooding. The latest forecast suggests the storm will stay east of New York City, sparing the area from the worst conditions, though breezy rain is still possible from Saturday through Monday. New England, however, is likely to experience widespread rain and wind from Saturday through Tuesday, with rainfall totals reaching up to 5 inches and wind gusts exceeding 40 mph in some areas. Coastal regions from North Carolina to Maine may also see waves as high as 10 feet, leading to beach erosion and flooding risks.

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September nor’easter may form on East Coast. Here's where it's headed

September nor’easter may form on East Coast. Here's where it's headed

A rare September nor’easter could bring days of rain, strong winds, coastal flooding and beach erosion to the East Coast later this week.

Rare September Nor’easter to Impact U.S. Northeast

Rare September Nor’easter to Impact U.S. Northeast

A rare September nor’easter is forecast to develop off the East Coast later this week, potentially bringing coastal flooding, gusty winds, and rain to parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Nor’easters, which typically occur from mid-fall to mid-spring, are strong coastal storms characterized by northeast winds. This storm is expected to form near the Carolinas or Virginia on Wednesday or Thursday and strengthen as it moves northward. Forecast models suggest two possible scenarios: one where the storm tracks closer to the Mid-Atlantic coast, affecting areas like New Jersey, New York, and southern New England, and another where it stays farther offshore, primarily impacting New England. Coastal flooding is expected regardless of the storm's exact path, with tides potentially rising 2 to 3 feet above normal due to the full moon and strong winds. (Source time: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:02:54 GMT)

Nor'easter Threatens East Coast With Flooding, High Winds

Nor'easter Threatens East Coast With Flooding, High Winds

A powerful nor'easter is developing along the East Coast, threatening millions from Virginia to Massachusetts with severe weather impacts through the weekend. The storm is expected to bring high surf, strong winds, coastal flooding, and significant beach erosion. Early impacts, including coastal flooding and pounding surf, have already begun in areas from New Jersey to the Virginia Tidewater. The system is forecast to strengthen as it moves off the Mid-Atlantic coast between Thursday and Friday, with the potential for 60-70 mph wind gusts in parts of New England. Rainfall, storm surge, and dangerous seas are also anticipated, with the exact track of the storm still uncertain. Coastal areas, particularly in Maryland, Virginia, and Massachusetts, are at risk of major flooding and infrastructure damage.

Nor’easter to Bring Flooding, High Winds to East Coast

Nor’easter to Bring Flooding, High Winds to East Coast

A powerful nor’easter is developing along the East Coast, bringing days of dangerous weather conditions, including high winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding. According to the FOX Forecast Center, the storm is expected to strengthen as it moves northward, impacting areas from the Outer Banks in North Carolina to New England. Offshore waves could reach 15 to 18 feet, while wind gusts may peak at 60 mph in some regions. The storm is also expected to cause significant beach erosion and coastal infrastructure damage, particularly in the Mid-Atlantic and Long Island areas. The system will develop early in the week and intensify by the weekend, with the strongest impacts likely felt in southern New England, including Boston and Cape Cod. Source time: not specified.

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.

Nor’easter Brings Coastal Flooding, High Winds to East Coast

Nor’easter Brings Coastal Flooding, High Winds to East Coast

A powerful nor’easter is developing along the East Coast, bringing days of high surf, strong winds, and coastal flooding. According to the FOX Forecast Center, the storm will intensify as it moves northward, with wind gusts reaching up to 60 mph and offshore waves climbing to 15–18 feet. Coastal areas from North Carolina to New England are expected to experience significant impacts, including severe beach erosion and storm surge. The Outer Banks in North Carolina are forecast to see major coastal flooding, heavy rain, and extreme surf. The storm is expected to persist through the weekend, with multiple high-tide cycles exacerbating flooding risks in vulnerable areas such as back bays and low-lying roadways. The system is being driven by a sharp fall cold front and strong high pressure to the north, creating persistent onshore winds and dangerous conditions along the coastline.