Nor’easter Floods Northeast, 130,000 Without Power
Nor’easter Floods Northeast, 130,000 Without Power
US · Published Sep 28, 2026
• A powerful nor’easter has caused widespread flooding and power outages across the Northeast, leaving over 130,000 customers without electricity as of Sunday morning.
• The storm, which has been compared to Superstorm Sandy in terms of its coastal impacts, has brought heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous surf to areas from New Jersey to New England.

Impact & Risks

The storm has caused significant disruptions, including power outages, flooded roads, and damaged infrastructure. Coastal communities in New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut have been particularly hard-hit, with toppled trees damaging homes and vehicles. Travel has been severely impacted, with flight cancellations at Boston Logan International Airport and highway access to North Carolina’s Hatteras Island cut off. The storm has also resulted in at least one fatality in New York City. Residents in affected areas face risks from high winds, tidal flooding, and hazardous travel conditions.

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