Nor’easter Chaos: Floods, Power Outages & Evacuations Hit the East Coast

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A powerful Nor’easter has unleashed chaos across the East Coast, triggering states of emergency from South Carolina to Maine. With devastating floods, winds over 70 mph, canceled events, and mass evacuations, this storm is one of the most intense weather events of the year. New Jersey and New York are among the hardest hit, with streets underwater and travel at a standstill. Here’s how each state is battling this monstrous storm — and what could be coming next. WooGlobe Ref : WGA490663 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00This isn't just bad weather. It's chaos.

00:03A monster nor'easter just slammed the East Coast, and states are under emergency orders.

00:08What began as a quiet swirl off the southeast coast has exploded into one of the worst storms in years.

00:14The nor'easter is wreaking havoc, flooding streets, knocking out power, and grounding flights across multiple states.

00:21New Jersey is drowning in floodwaters.

00:23The entire state is under emergency, with 9 million people urged to stay indoors.

00:28Wind gusts over 60 Mepore have swallowed towns like Avalon Bay.

00:32In New York, the storm canceled the iconic Columbus Day parade.

00:36Subways flooded, flights delayed for hours, and waves are hammering the shoreline.

00:41Further south, Delaware activated the National Guard.

00:44Myrtle Beach in South Carolina is underwater.

00:47And that's not all.

00:49North Carolina's outer banks are taking a beating from 20-foot waves.

00:53Virginia's roads are flooded.

00:55Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut face winds nearing 70 MPH.

01:00And even Maine is bracing for more damage.

01:02This nor'easter isn't done yet.

01:04So if you're anywhere near the East Coast, stay alert, stay safe, and stay indoors.

01:09This storm is rewriting the rules of October weather.

01:12And it's not backing down anytime soon.

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