Severe September Nor’easter Hammers New York and New Jersey With Highest Storm Surge Since Sandy (Live Video)
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Severe September Nor’easter Hammers New York and New Jersey With Highest Storm Surge Since Sandy (Live Video)
A significant September nor’easter is hammering New York and New Jersey Saturday, with storm surge along parts of the coast forecast to reach levels among the highest since Hurricane Sandy, as the worst of the rain and wind peaks around 2 p.m. AccuWeather expert meteorologists say New York City and Long Island will be hit hard by torrential rain and strong winds, while major coastal flooding and signific are concerns along the Jersey Shore as th…
A Storm Not Seen Since Hurricane Sandy Heads for New York: Storm Threatens Area of 60 Million People
Parts of New York City were hit by flooding due to a powerful storm that swept through the northeastern United States.
Tens of millions of people in the U.S. northeast are in the way of a strong storm this weekend, which has already caused flooding on the coast, current feathers, chaos in transport and cancellation of events organized in stadiums.
More than 70,000 customers are without power today, a sign of what's to come over the weekend, with forecasters warning that gale-force winds could bring down trees and heavy rain could flood streets and roads.
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