Nor’easter threatens 40 million as coastal flooding, heavy rain escalates through weekend
A massive nor’easter continues to lash the East Coast after hammering coastal communities with 50+ mph winds, power outages, and widespread coastal flooding on Friday.
The worst impacts are far from over.
More than 40 million people across 10 states face damaging winds and persistent downpours as the storm unfolds.
Across 750 miles of coastline—stretching from North Carolina to Massachusetts—repeated high tides threaten severe inundation, beach erosion and dangerous ocean overwash.
Residents from the Mid-Atlantic to New England should brace for worsening conditions, widespread travel disruptions, and expanding power outages as the relentless system stalls offshore.
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Timeline: Where and when you will see impacts from the strengthening nor’easter this weekend
A strengthening nor’easter is threatening millions as it begins its charge up the East Coast, lashing North Carolina’s Outer Banks and the Mid-Atlantic coast with more intense wind, severe beach erosion and high tide flooding.
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