Nor’easter Brings Winds, Flooding to Long Island, NJ
Nor’easter Brings Winds, Flooding to Long Island, NJ
US · Published Sep 24, 2026
• A fall nor’easter is set to impact the tri-state area and New England this weekend, bringing gusty winds, coastal flooding, and rain.
• The storm, driven by a low-pressure system offshore, will strengthen between Friday and Sunday.

Impact & Risks

The nor’easter is expected to bring moderate impacts to the region. Coastal areas, particularly Long Island and the Jersey Shore, are at risk of high surf, coastal erosion, and flooding due to the combination of strong winds and high tides. Wind gusts of up to 50 mph could lead to downed trees and power outages. Rainfall will be heaviest in southeastern New England and Long Island, with up to 2 inches possible. However, the storm is not expected to reach the intensity of a winter nor’easter, and its overall impact is considered moderate (NBC New York, 2026-09-23).

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