Nor'easters pose significant risks to coastal and inland areas, including heavy snow, flooding, and strong winds. Coastal regions may experience beach erosion, property damage, and hazardous travel conditions. In Florida, past nor'easters have caused hurricane-force wind gusts, tornadoes, and flooding. The densely populated Interstate 95 corridor is particularly vulnerable to these storms. Impacts vary depending on the storm's classification, with Miller Type A systems often being the most severe. Residents in affected areas should remain vigilant during nor'easter events, as these storms can disrupt daily life and cause widespread damage.