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A formidable nor’easter has hit the Northeast region, inundating coastal areas from New Jersey to Massachusetts with severe winds, turbulent surf, and persistent high-tide flooding. Over 200,000 households across seven states experienced power outages as a result of the storm, with wind speeds reaching 74 mph in Surf City, New Jersey. Sea Bright reported approximately 90 water rescues on Saturday, while Atlantic City documented water levels exceeding predictions by 3.12 feet. Ongoing flooding, travel interruptions, and elevated coastal water levels may persist as the storm slowly abates.

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00:00A powerful nor'easter is continuing to batter the northeast, with coastal flooding, damaging winds, and rough surf from New
00:07Jersey to Massachusetts.
00:08More than 200,000 customers across the region lost power during the storm.
00:13New Jersey has seen some of the most severe coastal impacts.
00:16In Seabright, about 90 water rescues were conducted on Saturday.
00:20Floodwaters also covered roads across Long Beach Island, forcing the Route 72 Causeway Bridge to close.
00:27Atlantic City recorded its highest water level since Superstorm Sandy.
00:32Wind gusts reached 74 miles per hour in Surf City, New Jersey.
00:36Manhattan also recorded gusts up to 58 miles per hour.
00:40The storm disrupted flights, trains, and weekend events across the northeast.
00:44Amtrak paused service between Philadelphia and Boston on Sunday.
00:48More than 680 U.S. flights were canceled, including 100 at Boston Logan Airport.
00:54Flooding is expected to gradually ease as the nor'easter weakens.
00:58But rough surf and elevated water levels could continue through additional tide cycles.
01:03Disclosure.
01:04This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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