Nor’easter Weakens, Coastal Flooding Persists in Northeast
Nor’easter Weakens, Coastal Flooding Persists in Northeast
US · Published Nov 5, 2026
• A rare September nor’easter brought heavy rain, strong winds, and coastal flooding to areas from New Jersey to New England.
• The storm, which began on September 26, 2026, caused significant damage, including flooded streets in Sea Bright, NJ, and waves crashing over homes in Scituate, MA.

Impact & Risks

The nor’easter has caused widespread flooding along coastal areas, particularly in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Homes and streets have been inundated, and high tides have worsened the situation in some locations. Residents in flood-prone areas face risks of property damage and potential power outages. Emergency services have been active in responding to the impacts, but recovery efforts may take time due to the scale of the flooding.

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