Nor’easter storm floods coastal areas from New Jersey to New England
A powerful storm system called a nor'easter hit the northeastern U.S. coast, affecting areas from New Jersey to Maine over two days. The storm brought dangerous surf, coastal flooding, power outages affecting tens of thousands of people, and significant beach erosion. Officials are currently assessing the damage to protective dunes and coastal infrastructure in the affected regions.
16 across the spectrum · tap a section to jump
The story so far
3 developments- Sep 26Nor’easter brings dangerous surf, coastal flood risk to Maine
- Sep 28New Jersey nor'easter: Shore towns cleanup after powerful coastal storm causes flooding
- Sep 28Only center coverage:Nor'easter causes severe erosion along the Jersey Shore
Who covered each development
The bigger story
This story is one of several related ones. Here's where it sits.
Left
7 viewpointsClouds linger today as nor’easter pulls away. Sunny, warmer stretch ahead for N.J.
Nor’easter batters N.J. beaches. ‘Probably the worst erosion that we’ve had since Sandy.’
The nor’easter dumped a ton of rain. Here’s why there wasn’t more flooding.
Jersey Shore grapples with heavy erosion, flooding as nor'easter begins moving out
Center
8 viewpointsJersey Shore digs out: Flooding, erosion, and power outages follow weekend nor'easter
Right
1 viewpointOther outlets
International, entertainment and tech outlets, by their rating. Not counted in the bar above. How we count coverage
Left
1 articleCenter
0 articlesNone
Right
0 articlesNone