Nor’easter Floods Northeast, Leaves 130K Without Power as Tides Threaten Coasts

A powerful nor'easter floods the Northeast, leaving over 130,000 without power and high tides threatening coastal areas.

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September 27, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Boston, United States — A strong nor’easter has battered the Northeast, causing widespread flooding and leaving more than 130,000 homes and businesses without electricity. High tides continue to threaten coastal regions as forecasters warn of additional flooding.

The storm, which has brought heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous surf from New Jersey to New England, is expected to linger through Sunday. The National Weather Service notes that the most significant impacts will be high winds and tidal flooding, with the threat of more flooding during high-tide cycles on Sunday morning and again in the evening.

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More than 130,000 customers were without power across the region, with the worst outages reported along the New Jersey shore, Long Island, and coastal Connecticut. Emergency crews have been working to rescue stranded individuals and manage the damage caused by fallen trees and flooded streets.

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