US EditionNor'easter To Bring Major Impacts To CT Before Memorial Day Weekend
- A nor'easter is expected to bring heavy rain and cold temperatures to Connecticut before Memorial Day Weekend.
- Forecasters report that Thursday will feature temperatures in the upper 40s and a soaking rain with increasing wind gusts.
- The nor'easter could bring 1-2 inches of rain, raising concerns about poor drainage flooding.
- Thursday is designated as a First Alert Weather Day due to impacts on travel and outdoor plans.
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Rare May Nor'easter Brings Rain, Strong Winds to New England Ahead of Memorial Day Weekend
A rare May nor’easter storm struck New England on Thursday, leaving thousands of people without power in Massachusetts and disrupting flights at Boston Logan International Airport ahead of Memorial Day weekend. The storm brought dark skies to the region during a time of the year that typically sees more sunshine, while temperatures plummeted to below 50 degrees Fahrenheit in Portland, Maine; Providence, Rhode Island; and Montpelier, Vermont. Win…
Travellers planning to fly from Boston Logan Airport on Thursday have been advised to monitor the status of their flights due to the arrival of a nor’easter before Memorial Day’s weekend. According to the original report, weather inclementities could cause significant cancellations and delays. Numbers of cancellations and delays At 11:45 a.m. on Thursday, 57 cancellations and 136 delays at the airport were reported. Of these cancellations, 53 af…
Nor’easter Brings Nasty Weather To Northeast - Videos from The Weather Channel
A nor’easter will continue to impact the Northeast, especially New England, through Friday, bringing strong winds, rain and chilly temperatures to the region. The nasty weather could impact travel in places like New York City, Hartford, Providence and Boston. Winds could gust as high as 40 to 50 mph along the coast of New England, and rainfall will also be heavy at times. Additionally, we can’t rule out a little snow for the higher elevations in…
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