Nor'easter Weakens After Deadly Battering of Northeast
Power outages and coastal flooding eased as the storm’s winds weakened, with meteorologists expecting conditions to dry out by Tuesday.
- On Monday, the nor'easter began weakening and drifting northeast from Long Island, New York, toward the Gulf of Maine, with the storm expected to exit the region by Tuesday.
- Wind gusts reached 70 mph in higher terrain during the storm, and the New York Police Department confirmed a 56-year-old man died in Brooklyn on Saturday after being struck by a falling tree.
- A Flood Warning remains in effect for the Taunton River near Bridgewater through Tuesday evening, while eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island face high surf reaching up to 12 feet.
- Residents in Sea Bright, New Jersey, began cleanup efforts Monday as officials warned commuters to avoid driving through flooded roadways where minor coastal flooding persists over the next 24 hours.
- Forecasters predict conditions will turn brighter and warmer throughout the week, with Boston expected to be dry by about 6 a.m. Tuesday as the system clears the region.
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Nor'easter weakens after deadly battering of Northeast
The nor'easter is weakening and drifting slowly northeast from Long Island, New York, to Massachusetts on Monday.
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The Daily ItemNor’easter to linger around Massachusetts coast through Monday
After a soggy weekend, the Boston region can expect more windy and rainy but less intense conditions as the nor'easter lingers through Monday before conditions begin to dry out Tuesday, according to National Weather Service forecasts.
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