Rare September nor’easter Could Bring Coastal Flooding, Gusty Winds to the Northeast

Rare September nor’easter could bring coastal flooding, gusty winds to the Northeast

By Meteorologist Mary Gilbert, CNN (CNN) — A potent storm could develop into a rare September nor’easter later this week, raising concerns for coastal flooding, wind damage and rain in parts of the Northeast. A quick refresher: A nor’easter is a strong coastal storm that gets its name from the direction its punishing winds come

Forecasters monitor potential for rare September nor’easter later this week. Here’s the latest. - The Boston Globe

This storm is a lock to develop, but the weather models are divided on how this coastal system will track this far out.

A nor’easter could hit Northeast, including New York, Boston

Models are in agreement that a potential nor’easter could form along the East Coast late this week. Here are the potential impacts it could bring.

New England Storm Could Bring Coastal Flooding

Boston, Massachusetts – A coastal storm could bring heavy rain, strong winds, flooding and beach erosion to southern New England late this week. According to the National Weather Service in Boston, an offshore coastal system could approach southern New England late in the workweek and affect the region into part of the weekend.

"Technically Not A Hurricane": Rare Nor'easter Threatens Northeast This Weekend

"Technically Not A Hurricane": Rare Nor'easter Threatens Northeast This Weekend Meteorologists on X are tracking a potential nor'easter that could form off the East Coast late this week. A powerful nor’easter could lash the East Coast this week — a rarity for September. Only around 1 percent of…