A nor'easter is moving through the East Coast, leaving thousands without power, with forecasters warning of significant winds and rain through the weekend, according to NPR.
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Key facts
- A nor'easter is moving through the East Coast, according to NPR.
- Thousands of people are without power across the region, NPR reported.
- Forecasters expect significant winds and rain throughout the weekend, according to NPR.
A nor’easter is moving through the East Coast, leaving thousands of people without power as the storm passes through the region, according to NPR.
Forecasters expect significant winds and rain to continue throughout the weekend, NPR reported.
Nor’easters are storms known for bringing strong winds and heavy precipitation to the mid-Atlantic and New England coastlines.
It is not yet clear from available reporting how many outages have occurred in specific states, the extent of any flooding, or when power is expected to be restored.
Why it matters
Nor'easters can cause power outages, flooding and travel disruptions across densely populated coastal regions. With this storm expected to persist through the weekend, according to NPR, affected residents may face continued outages and hazardous conditions.
Frequently asked questions
How many people are without power?
According to NPR, thousands of people are without power across the East Coast as the nor'easter moves through the area.
How long is the storm expected to last?
Forecasters expect significant winds and rain to continue throughout the weekend, NPR reported.
What areas are affected?
The storm is affecting the East Coast, with NPR noting impacts along the mid-Atlantic and New England coastlines.
Timeline
- Powerful nor'easter brings winds, floods to East Coast
NPR News: Thousands of people are without power across the East Coast as a nor'easter rips through the area. Forecasters expect significant winds and rain throughout the weekend.