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Boston Prepares for Coastal Storm This Weekend

Boston Prepares for Coastal Storm This Weekend

The City of Boston is bracing for a coastal storm expected to impact the area from Friday, September 25, through Sunday, September 27, 2026. According to the National Weather Service, the storm will bring heavy rain, strong winds, and the potential for coastal flooding and erosion. Rainfall totals are forecasted to reach 2 to 4 inches, with the most intense conditions anticipated Friday evening into Saturday. City officials, including Mayor Michelle Wu, have issued a coastal storm warning and are mobilizing resources to address potential impacts. Parks and Recreation crews will monitor flood-prone areas, while Boston Public Library and BCYF centers will remain open to provide shelter and support for residents during the storm.

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.

Rare September Nor’easter to Hit Massachusetts

Rare September Nor’easter to Hit Massachusetts

A rare September nor’easter is forecast to impact Southern New England starting late Friday afternoon, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, coastal flooding, and beach erosion. The storm is expected to intensify as an area of low pressure develops over the Atlantic, just offshore of Virginia, on Thursday. Heavy rain and gusty winds will affect areas from southern Maine through Boston, Cape Cod, and southern Rhode Island. The storm is predicted to linger through the weekend, with its center of circulation remaining south of Long Island due to expansive high pressure to the north and northeast. Coastal areas are particularly vulnerable to flooding and erosion as the storm progresses.

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

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

A powerful nor'easter is expected to impact New England this weekend, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding. The storm is forecast to develop off the Mid-Atlantic coast between Thursday and Friday, intensifying as it moves towards New England. Rainfall will begin Friday afternoon, becoming heavier and more widespread on Saturday and Sunday. Southeastern Massachusetts and Boston could see 3-5 inches of rain by Monday night, while western Massachusetts and Vermont may receive 1-2 inches. Wind gusts are expected to reach 50-60 mph along the coast and up to 40 mph inland. Coastal areas will also experience high waves, with heights of 15-25 feet, and minor flooding due to high tides coinciding with the full moon.

Oasis expands reunion tour with 2027 dates, Las Vegas tickets are on sale now

Oasis expands reunion tour with 2027 dates, Las Vegas tickets are on sale now

The Gallagher brothers are heading back on the road for the Oasis 2027 world tour. Here's how to get tickets:

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Seeks Legal Talent Across Multiple U.S. Offices

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Seeks Legal Talent Across Multiple U.S. Offices

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP Seeks Legal Talent Across Multiple U.S. Offices

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)

Oasis expands reunion tour with 2027 dates, U.S. tickets are extremely limited

Oasis expands reunion tour with 2027 dates, U.S. tickets are extremely limited

The Gallagher brothers are heading back on the road for the Oasis 2027 world tour. Here's how to get tickets:

Nor’easter Threatens Coastal Flooding and Heavy Rain Along US East Coast

Nor’easter Threatens Coastal Flooding and Heavy Rain Along US East Coast

An early fall nor’easter is strengthening along the central East Coast of the United States, bringing heavy surf, coastal flooding, and rain to several states. The storm is expected to impact areas from North Carolina to New England through the weekend. Coastal flooding is already underway in the Mid-Atlantic, with high tides exacerbated by the full moon. Forecast models predict significant impacts in New England, particularly in Boston and Providence, Rhode Island, where up to 5 inches of rain may fall.

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.

When Major US Cities Could Feel the Nor’easter’s Impacts

When Major US Cities Could Feel the Nor’easter’s Impacts

A powerful nor’easter is set to bring rain, strong winds and coastal flooding to the Northeast from Friday through Monday. Rain will spread from North Carolina to Cape Cod Friday, with 2–4 inches possible from New Jersey to Maine and up to 4–6 inches around Boston and Long Island. Winds could gust to 60 mph along parts of the coast, while New York City could see gusts near 45 mph Saturday morning. Waves may reach 12 feet from the Outer Banks to New Jersey and 17 feet from Massachusetts to Maine, raising risks of beach erosion, flooding, power outages and flight disruptions.

Nor’easter to Bring Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding to US East Coast

Nor’easter to Bring Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding to US East Coast

A developing nor’easter is forecast to impact much of the US East Coast this weekend, bringing heavy rainfall, strong winds, significant coastal flooding, and rough surf. According to the FOX Forecast Center, the storm will affect areas from the Outer Banks in North Carolina to New England. Cities along the I-95 corridor, including Boston, Philadelphia, and New York City, are expected to experience measurable rainfall between 26 and 27 September 2026. Coastal regions such as Rhode Island, Cape Cod, and New Jersey may face flash flooding, 60+ mph wind gusts, and beach erosion. The storm’s exact track will determine the severity of impacts in different regions.