Nor’easter Causes Flooding in New Jersey, Homes Inundated as Storm Intensifies

New Jersey faces severe flooding as nor'easter intensifies, with roads submerged and homes affected. Emergency preparations underway.

Editorial Desk

September 26, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Providence, United States — A powerful nor’easter is causing widespread flooding in New Jersey, submerging roads and inundating some homes as the storm intensifies. The National Weather Service has issued warnings of dangerous conditions through the weekend, including gale-force winds and heavy rainfall that could lead to significant coastal flooding.

The storm has already begun lashing the region, with tens of millions of people in its path. Coastal areas, particularly in New Jersey and Delaware, are expected to face the brunt of the flooding. Officials are urging residents to prepare for road closures and potential damage to homes and businesses.

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In Surf City, New Jersey, water has flooded streets, with waves rippling along the surface. Local business owners, like Kenny Formica of Surf City Marina, are dealing with the aftermath as water rises inside their properties. The storm has also led to flight cancellations and disruptions in public transportation, with Boston Logan International Airport experiencing a surge in canceled flights.

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