The nor'easter poses significant risks to New England, particularly in coastal areas. Heavy rain may lead to flooding or flash flooding, especially in urban areas where storm drains could clog due to leaf debris. Strong winds, with gusts up to 60 mph along the coast, may cause power outages and property damage. Coastal regions face the additional threat of minor flooding, splashover, and severe beach erosion due to high tides and large waves. Inland areas will also experience gusty winds and moderate rainfall, which could disrupt travel and outdoor activities.