Southern New England bore the brunt of the storm, with hurricane-force wind gusts knocking down trees and causing power outages. Coastal flooding swamped neighborhoods during high tide, and beach erosion was reported along the Maine coast. In New York, a falling tree tragically claimed one life. Rainfall totals exceeded six inches in Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts, leading to localized flooding. Maine experienced less severe impacts but saw beneficial rainfall amid ongoing drought conditions. The storm's strong winds and heavy rain posed risks to infrastructure, homes, and transportation.