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Boston's Puppet Free Library Lends Life-Sized Puppets for Community Performances

Boston's Puppet Free Library Lends Life-Sized Puppets for Community Performances

Boston's Puppet Free Library Lends Life-Sized Puppets for Community Performances

Nor'easter Brings Flooding, Winds to East Coast

Nor'easter Brings Flooding, Winds to East Coast

A strengthening nor'easter is moving up the East Coast as of September 25, 2026, and is expected to persist through the weekend. This large-scale low-pressure system is bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and significant coastal flooding from North Carolina to New England. Areas such as the Outer Banks, New Jersey, Boston, and New York City are expected to experience the most severe impacts. Coastal flood warnings are in effect for Virginia Beach, Virginia; Dover, Delaware; and Atlantic City, New Jersey. Tides are forecasted to rise 2-3 feet above the monthly average, with some areas seeing levels 4-5 feet higher. The storm coincides with a full moon, exacerbating tidal flooding and causing extensive beach erosion along the coastline.

Nor’easter Brings Coastal Flooding and Winds to East Coast

Nor’easter Brings Coastal Flooding and Winds to East Coast

An early-season nor’easter is intensifying as it moves north along the East Coast, bringing coastal flooding, high surf, damaging winds, and heavy rain from North Carolina to New England. Coastal flood warnings are in effect for areas including the Outer Banks, Virginia Beach, Atlantic City, and Boston. High wind warnings are also active for parts of New England, with gusts reaching up to 60 mph. The storm is expected to peak over the weekend, with significant impacts on coastal areas, including beach erosion and urban flooding in cities like Boston and New York City. Rising water levels due to the full moon are compounding the flooding risks. (Source: Weather.com, published 2026-09-25 09:40:24 GMT)

Nor'easter to slam East Coast over weekend. See Pittsburgh weather

Nor'easter to slam East Coast over weekend. See Pittsburgh weather

A nor'easter is expected to hit the East Coast over the last weekend of September. See if Pittsburgh will be impacted.

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.

Study Reveals Predictable Timing of Coastal Floods

Study Reveals Predictable Timing of Coastal Floods

A groundbreaking study led by UCF researcher Ivan Haigh has revealed that coastal flooding follows predictable daily tidal patterns. Published in Nature Communications, the research highlights how tidal signals influence flood timing, even in areas with varying tidal systems such as semidiurnal and diurnal tides. Using tide gauge data from the U.S. and U.K., the study found that floods in Boston often occur around noon and midnight, while Southern California experiences them more frequently in the morning. The findings emphasize the role of tides in determining flood timing, even for storm-driven events. As sea levels rise, this predictability becomes increasingly significant, offering potential improvements in flood forecasting and emergency planning.

MLB roundup: D-backs climb within 1 game of Phils in NL wild-card race

MLB roundup: D-backs climb within 1 game of Phils in NL wild-card race

By Field Level Media Sep 26 (Field Level Media) - Lars Nootbaar homered on the game's first pitch Friday night and Nolan Arenado added his 30th homer as the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks tightened the National League wild-card race with an 11-4 rout of the San Diego Padres.

Nor’easter to Lash East Coast with Strong Winds and Heavy Rain

Nor’easter to Lash East Coast with Strong Winds and Heavy Rain

A nor’easter is forecast to hit the East Coast of the United States over the weekend, bringing strong winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding. Peak wind gusts of 60 to 65 mph are expected on Cape Cod and nearby islands on Friday night and Saturday, while Boston may experience gusts of 50 to 55 mph. Inland areas will see lower wind speeds of 35 to 40 mph. Ferry services to Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, and Block Island have been cancelled due to rough seas. The storm is expected to cause power outages and debris on roads, particularly in areas where trees still have leaves, increasing wind resistance.

Suffolk University's Samia Dining Hall Implements Pay Gate, Restricting Student Access to Third Space

Suffolk University's Samia Dining Hall Implements Pay Gate, Restricting Student Access to Third Space

Suffolk University's Samia Dining Hall Implements Pay Gate, Restricting Student Access to Third Space

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.

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:

Powerful Nor’easter Threatens Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding in Northeast US

Powerful Nor’easter Threatens Heavy Rain and Coastal Flooding in Northeast US

A strong Nor’easter storm is developing off the Northeast coast of the United States, bringing the potential for torrential rain, high winds, and coastal flooding. Eastern Massachusetts could receive up to 5 inches of rain, while winds are expected to gust up to 32 mph in New York City and even higher in Boston over the weekend. Coastal flood advisories and warnings are in effect from New Jersey to Virginia Beach, with the storm expected to intensify and impact areas including New York, New Jersey, and Washington, DC. The storm is also forecast to churn up waves as high as 30 feet along the Mid-Atlantic and New England coastlines. Source time: not specified.