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Frugal Fannie's Announces Closure of Westwood, Massachusetts Store After 43 Years

Frugal Fannie's Announces Closure of Westwood, Massachusetts Store After 43 Years

Frugal Fannie's Announces Closure of Westwood, Massachusetts Store After 43 Years

Nor'easter to Bring Floods, Winds to Northeast

Nor'easter to Bring Floods, Winds to Northeast

A powerful nor'easter is set to impact the Northeast, bringing strong winds, heavy rain, and significant coastal flooding. The storm, forming along the East Coast, is expected to persist from September 23 through September 27, 2026, with its most severe effects anticipated between September 25 and 27. Cities such as Boston, New York, and Washington, DC are forecast to experience heavy rainfall and high water levels. Coastal areas from northeastern North Carolina to southeastern Virginia will face strengthening northeast winds and offshore intensification. Waves up to 20 feet and rainfall totals of up to 4 inches are predicted for southeastern New England, with localized areas in southeastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island potentially receiving 4-8 inches of rain. The storm may develop subtropical characteristics, according to AccuWeather meteorologists, and could be named by the National Hurricane Center.

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.

Nor’easter Threatens U.S. Northeast With Flooding

Nor’easter Threatens U.S. Northeast With Flooding

A powerful Nor’easter is developing off the U.S. Northeast coast, bringing significant weather risks to the region. Coastal flood advisories and warnings are in effect from Newark, New Jersey, to Virginia Beach, and extend up the Potomac River toward Washington, D.C. Meteorologist Rob Carolan of Hometown Forecast Services predicts the storm will intensify, spreading advisories further north to New York, Long Island, and New England. Eastern Massachusetts could see up to 5 inches of rain starting Friday and continuing through the weekend. The storm is expected to churn up waves as high as 30 feet (9 meters), posing risks to coastal areas. Winds are forecast to gust up to 32 mph (51 km/h) in New York City Friday night, with even stronger gusts in Boston over the weekend. These conditions may disrupt travel and power services.

Boston Properties Seeks Corporate Real Estate Manager in Cambridge, MA Amidst Regional Development

Boston Properties Seeks Corporate Real Estate Manager in Cambridge, MA Amidst Regional Development

Boston Properties Seeks Corporate Real Estate Manager in Cambridge, MA Amidst Regional Development

Cubs BCB After Dark: What’s the worst that can happen?

Cubs BCB After Dark: What’s the worst that can happen?

The late-night/early-morning spot for Cubs fans asks whether playing on the road or not having an off day is worse.

Why did Harvard's Commencement Feature a Grand Parade

Why did Harvard's Commencement Feature a Grand Parade

Harvard University's Commencement Day is a culmination of academic achievement, marked by a series of ceremonies, with the Morning Exercises standi...

A Playoff Dilemma for the Guardians

A Playoff Dilemma for the Guardians

A delicate balance required

Red Sox News & Links: MLB not planning to move Sox-Cubs weekend series in face of nor’easter uncertainty

Red Sox News & Links: MLB not planning to move Sox-Cubs weekend series in face of nor’easter uncertainty

On Monday, OTM weather guru Matt Gross warned us all about the scheduling chaos that could be headed our way if Boston gets hit by a nasty ol’ nor’easter this weekend. As Matt’s piece flew around the internet, it immediately led to speculation that MLB might move the games in an attempt to avoid what […]

Nor'easter Threatens East Coast with Coastal Flooding and Strong Winds

Nor'easter Threatens East Coast with Coastal Flooding and Strong Winds

A powerful nor'easter is developing off the Mid-Atlantic coast, threatening millions along the East Coast from Virginia to Massachusetts. The storm is expected to bring high surf, strong winds, coastal flooding, and severe beach erosion through the weekend. Depending on its track, Boston and the Massachusetts coastline could experience 60-70 mph wind gusts, heavy rainfall, and major storm surge. Coastal Maryland and Virginia are also at risk of significant flooding, with sea levels rising by 2-3 feet in some areas. Persistent onshore winds and multiple high tide cycles are expected to exacerbate the impacts, including dune erosion and damage to coastal infrastructure.

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.

A powerful nor’easter will likely create a scheduling nightmare for the Red Sox and Cubs this weekend

A powerful nor’easter will likely create a scheduling nightmare for the Red Sox and Cubs this weekend

Two cauldrons of chaos are on a collision course. Plan accordingly!