GENERAL27 Sept 2026
Powerful nor'easter lashes parts of northeast US with winds, rain, flooding
A slow nor'easter moved along the US Northeast coast, bringing high winds, heavy rain and flooding. About 100,000 customers lost power. Tens of millions of people across the mid-Atlantic and New England stayed in its path through the weekend. Forecasters warned of high tides and more flooding, with the worst tides north of Atlantic City from Saturday night into Sunday.
Key Statutory Highlights
- A slow-moving nor'easter brought high winds, big waves and heavy rain to the US Northeast coast, knocking out power to about 100,000 customers.
- Tens of millions of people across the mid-Atlantic area and New England were in the storm's path throughout the weekend.
- The National Weather Service said the highest tides were likely north of Atlantic City, New Jersey, from Saturday night into Sunday, raising the risk of widespread road flooding.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you or your business sit in a coastal or bayside flood zone, follow local weather warnings, move loose equipment and vehicles to higher ground, and stay away from the water until officials say it is safe.
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