
Early-season nor'easter kills one and causes widespread damage across US Northeast
A powerful nor'easter has battered the northeastern United States, causing one death, widespread flooding, and significant infrastructure disruptions. The storm, which arrived earlier than typical for the season, has knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes and delayed or cancelled thousands of flights. Authorities in New York and New Jersey have declared states of emergency, urging residents to avoid flooded areas and high tides. Coastal communities from Virginia to Maine are facing severe conditions, with heavy rain and strong winds expected to persist through the weekend.












