Fourth Nor'easter Knocks Out Power, Strands Travelers In Upper Northeast
The northeast is dealing with yet another powerful nor'easter.
The northeast is dealing with yet another powerful nor'easter.
The fourth nor'easter in three weeks already is closing schools and canceling thousands of flights.
New England braced Tuesday for its third nor'easter in less than two weeks, which threatens to hit the region with as much as 2 feet of snow.
New Englanders are preparing for their third major nor'easter meaning blizzard conditions, high winds and more than a foot of snow.
The second powerful nor'easter to hit the Northeast in less than a week has dumped as much as 26-inches of snow on areas still reeling from the first storm.
It's been a long week-plus of inclement weather for much of the Northeast United States.
A strong winter storm is threatening to deliver gusty winds and heavy snow to the Northeast, where crews still are working to restore power.
Residents in the Northeast U.S. are still hunkered down, waiting for this major storm to pass.
It is a cringe-worthy afternoon for some travelers, stuck after a nasty Nor'easter is affecting their flights.
As a nor'easter prepares to pummel the Northeast, environmentalists have turned to climate change to explain this season's storms.
South Florida utility workers continue to work to restore power to the Northeast, where millions who lost electricity in Hurricane Sandy now face frigid temperatures and snow.
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A little more than a week after Sandy left a path of destruction through a section of the Northeast, residents of New York and New Jersey are getting ready for the approach of a strong nor'easter storm moving up the coast from Florida.
Sandy is a tropical system and its defying the odds in getting stronger as it moves north. So now, forecasters are even more concerned about the core of this system and the very strong winds associated with it at landfall along the New Jersey Shore.
If you had put away all your sweaters and jackets, you might want to unpack them for at least a few nights this week.
If you have a flight booked for Monday to somewhere on the eastern seaboard you may want give your airline a call first thing in the morning. Dozens of flights may be canceled on Monday because of a spring nor'easter which rumbled across the East Coast on Sunday and was expected to strengthen into early Monday.
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