September Nor'easter
Sep 26–28, 2026 · WPC Storm Summaries · Ended
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New York
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
Summaries
5 summaries · 1 correction
First Sep 26, 02:33 PM UTC · latest Sep 28, 03:16 PM UTC
Source
NOAA Weather Prediction Center
Station values in WPC's text are preliminary
WPC outlooks as they stood at each summary
Not captured: this event's summaries were imported from the archive after they were issued, so the outlooks in effect at the time were not recorded. Events summarised since show the Excessive Rainfall Outlook and WSSI ice impacts as they stood at each summary.
Storm summaries
Summary #5 · final
Sep 28, 03:16 PM UTC
Nor'easter slowly weakening as it moves slowly up the Northeast Coast, with gusty winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding impacts still possible today
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ACUS45 KWBC 281516 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 5 for September Nor'easter NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1100 AM EDT Mon Sep 28 2026 ...Nor'easter slowly weakening as it moves slowly up the Northeast Coast, with gusty winds, heavy rain, and coastal flooding impacts still possible today... Flood and Coastal Flood watches, warnings, and advisories remain in effect for parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast coast. High Surf Advisories are in effect for coastal New Hampshire and southern Maine. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 1000 AM EDT...The nor'easter continues to slowly weaken just off the central New Jersey coast, with a central pressure of 1005 mb (or 29.68 in hg). Latest National Weather Service radar and observations show generally light to moderate rainfall continuing across parts of the eastern and coastal Northeast. Gusty northeasterly winds continue along the coast, with gusts of 40 to 45 mph. However, diminishing winds and lower high tides cycles will ease impacts from any additional coastal flooding today. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 800 AM EDT Fri Sep 25 through 1000 AM EDT Mon Sep 28... ...CONNECTICUT... DURHAM 1.2 W 4.22 OXFORD 3.30 WALLINGFORD 3.23 DANIELSON 3.2 ESE 3.15 EAST KILLINGLY 1.3 SW 3.10 HARTFORD 2.84 MIDDLEFIELD 0.6 SE 2.80 HIGGANUM 0.7 N 2.65 COLCHESTER 0.6 ENE 2.50 MERIDEN 2.39 BETHEL 0.5 E 2.23 NORWICH 5.4 SE 2.17 ...MAINE... SCARBOROUGH 1.5 SSE 4.00 PORTLAND INTL AIRPORT 2.90 MCFARLAND HILL 2.45 SOUTHWEST HARBOR 2.2 SE 2.35 BANGOR 2.24 ...MASSACHUSETTS... WAREHAM 5.6 NE 6.94 PLYMOUTH 0.9 NNE 6.73 NORTON 1.8 NNE 6.67 QUINCY 1.5 SSE 6.35 FALMOUTH 5.7 N 6.00 JAMAICA PLAIN 5.87 MIDDLEBORO 5.72 WEST TISBURY 0.4 S 5.67 CARVER 2.3 E 5.64 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 5.59 OAK BLUFFS 0.1 SW 5.50 PEMBROKE 2.8 SW 5.21 MASHPEE 4.6 S 5.11 WAQUIOT 0.6 SSW 5.11 MARION 1.3 N 5.09 MILTON 1.6 S 4.90 FAIRHAVEN 1.9 ENE 4.78 SANDWICH 1.5 SSE 4.78 HANSON 1.8 N 4.76 NANTUCKET 3.8 WNW 4.25 BOSTON, LOGAN INTL AIRPORT 3.16 ...NEW HAMPSHIRE... HAMPTON FALLS 1.8 NW 1.92 PORTSMOUTH 1.72 CONCORD 1.27 ...NEW JERSEY... NEPTUNE CITY 0.1 E 8.25 WALL TWP 7.44 HOLMDEL 7.05 HOWELL 6.66 LONG BRANCH 0.5 W 6.61 POINT PLEASANT BEACH 0.5 SW 5.33 BRADLEY BEACH 0.2 E 5.09 FREEHOLD 5.03 PORT MONMOUTH 4.98 SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS 4.26 BRICK TWP 2.4 SSW 4.08 STAFFORD TWP 2.8 NNW 3.85 MANALAPAN 3.73 MCGUIRE AFB 3.64 ATLANTIC CITY INTL AIRPORT 3.46 ...NEW YORK... CENTEREACH 1.3 NE 5.83 REMSENBURG-SPEONK 0.9 NE 4.86 MANORVILLE 2.8 NE 3.96 SELDEN 1.6 ESE 3.75 SHIRLEY 3.32 EAST HAMPTON 3.30 SOUTHHOLD 1.5 NNE 3.28 MILLER PLACE 3.23 HOWARD BEACH 0.4 NNW 3.16 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 3.11 MANORVILLE 1.8 SSE 3.08 PATCHOGUE 0.9 SE 2.96 MONTAUK AIRPORT 2.83 ISLIP 2.09 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 2.06 ...RHODE ISLAND... FOSTER 4.8 SSE 5.23 GREENVILLE 6.7 WSW 4.36 BRISTOL 2.0 NNW 4.29 PORTSMOUTH 3.7 NNE 4.14 RHODE ISLAND TF GREEN INTL AIRPORT 4.12 NINIGRET 4.09 FOSTER 4 SSE 3.97 WEST WARWICK 2.1 NNE 3.54 TIVERTON 1 SSW 3.52 CRANSTON 1.2 SSE 3.43 EAST GREENWICH 0.8 SE 3.40 WAKEFIELD-PEACHDALE 1.1 SW 3.40 WAKEFIELD 0.8 ENE 3.37 NORTH KINGSTOWN 2.7 WSW 3.34 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CONNECTICUT... BRIDGEPORT 56 GROTON 55 WILLIMANTIC 51 NEW HAVEN 49 OXFORD 47 WATERBURY 47 ...DELAWARE... BRANDWINE SHOALS LIGHT 67 LEWES 60 GEORGETOWN 48 WILMINGTON AIRPORT 48 DOVER AIR FORCE BASE 47 ...MARYLAND... COVE POINT LNG PIER 57 OCEAN CITY AIRPORT 52 SALISBURY 51 NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER 45 ...MASSACHUSETTS... WELLFLEET 70 NANTUCKET 64 ROCKPORT 61 HULL 60 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 60 HYANNIS 59 SIASCONSET 59 BOSTON LOGAN 58 DENNIS 56 CHATHAM 55 ...NEW JERSEY... SURF CITY 74 ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK 70 HARVEY CEDARS 69 SHIP BOTTOM 67 BARNEGAT LIGHT 61 WILDWOOD 61 BEACH HAVEN 58 ATLANTIC CITY 55 TRENTON 52 NEWARK 48 ...NEW YORK... MONTAUK POINT 81 EATONS NECK 66 FARMINGDALE 61 NAPEAGUE 59 PLUM ISLAND 59 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 56 ISLIP 55 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 54 LAGUARDIA 46 ...PENNSYLVANIA... MOUNT POCONO 51 PHILADELPHIA NE 51 PHILADELPHIA INTL 49 DOYLESTOWN 44 ...RHODE ISLAND... BLOCK ISLAND 71 PROVIDENCE 56 KINGSTON 52 WESTERLY 51 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the event has ended... ...DELAWARE... LEWES 3.6 SW 2.50 MILTON 3.7 ESE 2.50 REHOBOTH BEACH 3.3 SW 2.49 GEORGETOWN 2.04 ELLENDALE 3.4 ENE 1.90 MILLSBORO 6 NNE 1.90 BEAR 1.50 ...MARYLAND... CECILTON 3.5 WSW 1.39 BISHOPVILLE 3.1 E 1.17 OCEAN CITY 4.6 NNW 1.07 STILL POND 1.07 ...PENNSYLVANIA... BRISTOL 2.62 BERWYN 2.32 HATBORO 0.6 E 2.24 WAYNE 2.05 TREVOSE 1.99 ARDMORE 0.5 NW 1.87 The now weakening storm will move slowly northeastward, moving over far eastern Massachusettes or Cape Cod tonight, and into the Gulf of Maine by early Tuesday. Rain bands will continue to rotate around the storm today across parts of the Northeast, with another 0.5 to 1 inch of rain, with locally higher amounts, expected. Winds will also gradually diminish today as well. Minor coastal flooding, especially near High Tide cycles, as well as high surf, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion, will be possible through today. Conditions will gradually improve today and into Tuesday as the storm moves towards the Canadian Maritimes. This will be the last Storm Summary issued by the Weather Prediction Center for this event. Please refer to your local National Weather service office for additional information. Santorelli $$
Summary #4
Sep 28, 03:20 AM UTC
Nor'easter slowly weakening near the New Jersey Coast, but moderate rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding continue across the Northeast
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ACUS45 KWBC 280320 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 4 for September Nor'easter NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1100 PM EDT Sun Sep 27 2026 ...Nor'easter slowly weakening near the New Jersey Coast, but moderate rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding continue across the Northeast... Coastal Flood Warning is in effect for Sussex County in Delaware. Coastal Flood Statements are in effect for parts of New Jersey-New York City Metro, and southeast Connecticut. Flood Warnings are in effect until noon for portions of southeast New York, coastal Connecticut High Surf Advisories are in effect for southwest Maine. A Flood Watch is in effect for much of eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 1000 PM EDT...The nor'easter was centered along the southern New Jersey coast near Cape May, NJ, and has begun to slowly weaken. Its central pressure was 998 mb (29.47 in hg). An occluded front extended from the low eastward to just south of Nantucket, MA. Radar showed rain wrapping around the low from the Delmarva Peninsula and southeastern Pennsylvania through New Jersey, NYC, and Long Island, and much of southern New England. Gusty northeasterly winds continued along the coast, with gusts of 40 to 45 mph occurring along the coast. However,diminishing winds and lower high tides cycles will ease impacts from any addition coastal flooding overnight and onward. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 800 AM EDT Fri Sep 25 through 1000 PM EDT Sun Sep 27... ...CONNECTICUT... DURHAM 1.2 W 4.22 WALLINGFORD 3.23 DANIELSON 3.2 ESE 3.15 EAST KILLINGLY 1.3 SW 3.10 MIDDLEFIELD 0.6 SE 2.80 HIGGANUM 0.7 N 2.65 COLCHESTER 0.6 ENE 2.50 MERIDEN 2.39 BETHEL 0.5 E 2.23 NORWICH 5.4 SE 2.17 ...DELAWARE... LEWES 3.6 SW 2.47 MILTON 3.7 ESE 2.46 ELLENDALE 3.4 ENE 1.86 MILLSBORO 6 NNE 1.85 REHOBOTH BEACH 3.3 SW 1.76 GEORGETOWN 1.74 BEAR 1.46 ...MARYLAND... CECILTON 3.5 WSW 1.39 BISHOPVILLE 3.1 E 1.17 OCEAN CITY 4.6 NNW 1.07 STILL POND 1.07 ...MASSACHUSETTS... PLYMOUTH 0.9 NNE 6.73 FALMOUTH 5.7 N 6.00 WEST TISBURY 0.4 S 5.67 CARVER 2.3 E 5.64 OAK BLUFFS 0.1 SW 5.50 PEMBROKE 2.8 SW 5.21 MASHPEE 4.6 S 5.11 WAQUIOT 0.6 SSW 5.11 MARION 1.3 N 5.09 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 4.98 MILTON 1.6 S 4.90 FAIRHAVEN 1.9 ENE 4.78 SANDWICH 1.5 SSE 4.78 HANSON 1.8 N 4.76 ...NEW JERSEY... POINT PLEASANT BEACH 0.5 SW 5.33 BRADLEY BEACH 0.2 E 5.09 FREEHOLD 5.03 WALL TWP 2.5 ENE 5.03 NEPTUNE CITY 0.1 E 4.88 LONG BRANCH 0.5 W 4.44 SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS 4.26 BRICK TWP 2.4 SSW 4.08 STAFFORD TWP 2.8 NNW 3.85 MANALAPAN 3.73 MCGUIRE AFB 3.64 ...NEW YORK... MANORVILLE 2.8 NE 3.96 SELDEN 1.6 ESE 3.75 CENTEREACH 1.3 NE 3.57 SHIRLEY 3.32 EAST HAMPTON 3.30 SOUTHHOLD 1.5 NNE 3.28 MILLER PLACE 3.23 HOWARD BEACH 0.4 NNW 3.16 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 3.11 MANORVILLE 1.8 SSE 3.08 PATCHOGUE 0.9 SE 2.96 MONTAUK AIRPORT 2.83 ISLIP 2.09 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 2.06 ...PENNSYLVANIA... BRISTOL 2.62 BERWYN 2.32 HATBORO 0.6 E 2.24 WAYNE 2.05 TREVOSE 1.99 ARDMORE 0.5 NW 1.87 ...RHODE ISLAND... FOSTER 4.8 SSE 5.23 GREENVILLE 6.7 WSW 4.36 BRISTOL 2.0 NNW 4.29 PORTSMOUTH 3.7 NNE 4.14 FOSTER 4 SSE 3.97 WEST WARWICK 2.1 NNE 3.54 TIVERTON 1 SSW 3.52 CRANSTON 1.2 SSE 3.43 EAST GREENWICH 0.8 SE 3.40 WAKEFIELD-PEACHDALE 1.1 SW 3.40 WAKEFIELD 0.8 ENE 3.37 NORTH KINGSTOWN 2.7 WSW 3.34 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CONNECTICUT... BRIDGEPORT 56 GROTON 55 WILLIMANTIC 51 NEW HAVEN 49 OXFORD 47 WATERBURY 47 ...DELAWARE... BRANDWINE SHOALS LIGHT 67 LEWES 60 GEORGETOWN 48 WILMINGTON AIRPORT 48 DOVER AIR FORCE BASE 47 ...MARYLAND... COVE POINT LNG PIER 57 OCEAN CITY AIRPORT 52 SALISBURY 51 NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER 45 ...MASSACHUSETTS... WELLFLEET 70 NANTUCKET 64 ROCKPORT 61 HULL 60 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 60 HYANNIS 59 SIASCONSET 59 BOSTON LOGAN 58 DENNIS 56 CHATHAM 55 ...NEW JERSEY... SURF CITY 74 ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK 70 HARVEY CEDARS 69 SHIP BOTTOM 67 BARNEGAT LIGHT 61 WILDWOOD 61 BEACH HAVEN 58 ATLANTIC CITY 55 TRENTON 52 NEWARK 48 ...NEW YORK... MONTAUK POINT 81 EATONS NECK 66 FARMINGDALE 61 NAPEAGUE 59 PLUM ISLAND 59 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 56 ISLIP 55 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 54 LAGUARDIA 46 ...PENNSYLVANIA... MOUNT POCONO 51 PHILADELPHIA NE 51 PHILADELPHIA INTL 49 DOYLESTOWN 44 ...RHODE ISLAND... BLOCK ISLAND 71 PROVIDENCE 56 KINGSTON 52 WESTERLY 51 The nor'easter is forecast to stall and gradually weaken near the New Jersey coast tonight, then drift slowly eastward south of Long Island on Monday before lifting into the Gulf of Maine by Tuesday. Bands of moderate rain will continue to rotate around the storm through tonight, with the heaviest rain expected across Long Island, New York City, and southern New England tonight and into the overnight hours. Additionally rainfall of 1 to 2 inches, with locally higher amounts up to 3 inches is expected from Long Island, New York through eastern Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire, and southwestern Maine, with 0.5 to 1 inch across New Jersey and the Delmarva Peninsula. A marginal risk (level 1 of 4) of Excessive Rainfall is in effect for parts of southern New England into Monday morning, where urban and poor drainage flooding and isolated flash flooding are possible. Winds will gradually diminish tonight, though gusts of 40 to 50 mph remain possible from New Jersey to Long Island. Additionally minor to moderate coastal flooding is expected with high tides tonight, with lingering minor flooding possible into Monday. High surf, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion will continue from the Mid-Atlantic to Maine through today. Conditions will gradually improve Monday into Tuesday as the storm pulls away. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1100 AM EDT Mon Sep 28 2026. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Green/Eovino $$
Summary #3
Sep 28, 03:00 AM UTC · corrects an earlier issuance
Nor'easter slowly weakening near the New Jersey Coast, but moderate rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding continue across the Northeast
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ACUS45 KWBC 280300 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 3 for September Nor'easter NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1100 PM EDT Sun Sep 27 2026 ...Nor'easter slowly weakening near the New Jersey Coast, but moderate rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding continue across the Northeast... Coastal Flood Warning is in effect for Sussex County in Delaware. Coastal Flood Statements are in effect for parts of New Jersey-New York City Metro, and southeast Connecticut. Flood Warnings are in effect until noon for portions of southeast New York, coastal Connecticut High Surf Advisories are in effect for southwest Maine. A Flood Watch is in effect for much of eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 1000 PM EDT...The nor'easter was centered along the southern New Jersey coast near Cape May, NJ, and has begun to slowly weaken. Its central pressure was 998 mb (29.47 in hg). An occluded front extended from the low eastward to just south of Nantucket, MA. Radar showed rain wrapping around the low from the Delmarva Peninsula and southeastern Pennsylvania through New Jersey, NYC, and Long Island, and much of southern New England. Gusty northeasterly winds continued along the coast, with gusts of 40 to 45 mph occurring along the coast. However,diminishing winds and lower high tides cycles will ease impacts from any addition coastal flooding overnight and onward. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 800 AM EDT Fri Sep 25 through 1000 PM EDT Sun Sep 27... ...CONNECTICUT... DURHAM 1.2 W 4.22 WALLINGFORD 3.23 DANIELSON 3.2 ESE 3.15 EAST KILLINGLY 1.3 SW 3.10 MIDDLEFIELD 0.6 SE 2.80 HIGGANUM 0.7 N 2.65 COLCHESTER 0.6 ENE 2.50 MERIDEN 2.39 BETHEL 0.5 E 2.23 NORWICH 5.4 SE 2.17 ...DELAWARE... LEWES 3.6 SW 2.47 MILTON 3.7 ESE 2.46 ELLENDALE 3.4 ENE 1.86 MILLSBORO 6 NNE 1.85 REHOBOTH BEACH 3.3 SW 1.76 GEORGETOWN 1.74 BEAR 1.46 ...MARYLAND... CECILTON 3.5 WSW 1.39 BISHOPVILLE 3.1 E 1.17 OCEAN CITY 4.6 NNW 1.07 STILL POND 1.07 ...MASSACHUSETTS... PLYMOUTH 0.9 NNE 6.73 FALMOUTH 5.7 N 6.00 WEST TISBURY 0.4 S 5.67 CARVER 2.3 E 5.64 OAK BLUFFS 0.1 SW 5.50 PEMBROKE 2.8 SW 5.21 MASHPEE 4.6 S 5.11 WAQUIOT 0.6 SSW 5.11 MARION 1.3 N 5.09 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 4.98 MILTON 1.6 S 4.90 FAIRHAVEN 1.9 ENE 4.78 SANDWICH 1.5 SSE 4.78 HANSON 1.8 N 4.76 ...NEW JERSEY... POINT PLEASANT BEACH 0.5 SW 5.33 BRADLEY BEACH 0.2 E 5.09 FREEHOLD 5.03 WALL TWP 2.5 ENE 5.03 NEPTUNE CITY 0.1 E 4.88 LONG BRANCH 0.5 W 4.44 SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS 4.26 BRICK TWP 2.4 SSW 4.08 STAFFORD TWP 2.8 NNW 3.85 MANALAPAN 3.73 MCGUIRE AFB 3.64 ...NEW YORK... MANORVILLE 2.8 NE 3.96 SELDEN 1.6 ESE 3.75 CENTEREACH 1.3 NE 3.57 SHIRLEY 3.32 EAST HAMPTON 3.30 SOUTHHOLD 1.5 NNE 3.28 MILLER PLACE 3.23 HOWARD BEACH 0.4 NNW 3.16 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 3.11 MANORVILLE 1.8 SSE 3.08 PATCHOGUE 0.9 SE 2.96 MONTAUK AIRPORT 2.83 ISLIP 2.09 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 2.06 ...PENNSYLVANIA... BRISTOL 2.62 BERWYN 2.32 HATBORO 0.6 E 2.24 WAYNE 2.05 TREVOSE 1.99 ARDMORE 0.5 NW 1.87 ...RHODE ISLAND... FOSTER 4.8 SSE 5.23 GREENVILLE 6.7 WSW 4.36 BRISTOL 2.0 NNW 4.29 PORTSMOUTH 3.7 NNE 4.14 FOSTER 4 SSE 3.97 WEST WARWICK 2.1 NNE 3.54 TIVERTON 1 SSW 3.52 CRANSTON 1.2 SSE 3.43 EAST GREENWICH 0.8 SE 3.40 WAKEFIELD-PEACHDALE 1.1 SW 3.40 WAKEFIELD 0.8 ENE 3.37 NORTH KINGSTOWN 2.7 WSW 3.34 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CONNECTICUT... BRIDGEPORT 56 GROTON 55 WILLIMANTIC 51 NEW HAVEN 49 OXFORD 47 WATERBURY 47 ...DELAWARE... BRANDWINE SHOALS LIGHT 67 LEWES 60 GEORGETOWN 48 WILMINGTON AIRPORT 48 DOVER AIR FORCE BASE 47 ...MARYLAND... COVE POINT LNG PIER 57 OCEAN CITY AIRPORT 52 SALISBURY 51 NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER 45 ...MASSACHUSETTS... WELLFLEET 70 NANTUCKET 64 ROCKPORT 61 HULL 60 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 60 HYANNIS 59 SIASCONSET 59 BOSTON LOGAN 58 DENNIS 56 CHATHAM 55 ...NEW JERSEY... SURF CITY 74 ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK 70 HARVEY CEDARS 69 SHIP BOTTOM 67 BARNEGAT LIGHT 61 WILDWOOD 61 BEACH HAVEN 58 ATLANTIC CITY 55 TRENTON 52 NEWARK 48 ...NEW YORK... MONTAUK POINT 81 EATONS NECK 66 FARMINGDALE 61 NAPEAGUE 59 PLUM ISLAND 59 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 56 ISLIP 55 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 54 LAGUARDIA 46 ...PENNSYLVANIA... MOUNT POCONO 51 PHILADELPHIA NE 51 PHILADELPHIA INTL 49 DOYLESTOWN 44 ...RHODE ISLAND... BLOCK ISLAND 71 PROVIDENCE 56 KINGSTON 52 WESTERLY 51 The nor'easter is forecast to stall and gradually weaken near the New Jersey coast tonight, then drift slowly eastward south of Long Island on Monday before lifting into the Gulf of Maine by Tuesday. Bands of moderate rain will continue to rotate around the storm through tonight, with the heaviest rain expected across Long Island, New York City, and southern New England tonight and into the overnight hours. Additionally rainfall of 1 to 2 inches, with locally higher amounts up to 3 inches is expected from Long Island, New York through eastern Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire, and southwestern Maine, with 0.5 to 1 inch across New Jersey and the Delmarva Peninsula. A marginal risk (level 1 of 4) of Excessive Rainfall is in effect for parts of southern New England into Monday morning, where urban and poor drainage flooding and isolated flash flooding are possible. Winds will gradually diminish tonight, though gusts of 40 to 50 mph remain possible from New Jersey to Long Island. Additionally minor to moderate coastal flooding is expected with high tides tonight, with lingering minor flooding possible into Monday. High surf, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion will continue from the Mid-Atlantic to Maine through today. Conditions will gradually improve Monday into Tuesday as the storm pulls away. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1100 AM EDT Mon Sep 28 2026. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Green/Eovino $$
Superseded version, Sep 27, 02:16 PM UTC
ACUS45 KWBC 271416 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 3 for September Nor'easter NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1100 AM EDT Sun Sep 27 2026 ...Nor'easter slowly weakening near the New Jersey Coast, but heavy rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding continue across the Northeast... Gale Warnings are in effect for the coastal waters from Delaware to Maine. High Surf Advisories are in effect from New Jersey to Maine. Coastal Flood Advisories are in effect from the Chesapeake Bay to Maine. Wind Advisories are in effect until noon for portions of New Jersey, southeast New York, Connecticut, and western Massachusetts. A Flood Watch is in effect for much of eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Coastal Flood Warnings are in effect for coastal New Jersey, Delaware, southeast New York, coastal southern New England, and portions of the Chesapeake Bay. High Wind Warnings are in effect until noon for Long Island, southeastern Connecticut, and coastal New Jersey For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 1000 AM EDT...The nor'easter was centered along the central New Jersey coast near Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, and has begun to slowly weaken. Its central pressure was 987 mb (29.15 in hg). An occluded front extended from the low eastward to just south of Nantucket, MA. Radar showed rain wrapping around the low from the Delmarva Peninsula and southeastern Pennsylvania through New Jersey, NYC, and Long Island, and much of southern New England. Gusty northeasterly winds continued along the coast, with gusts of 40 to 45 mph occurring along the coast. Moderate coastal flooding occurred again with this morning's high tide at Atlantic City and Sandy Hook, NJ. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 800 AM EDT Fri Sep 25 through 1000 AM EDT Sun Sep 27... ...CONNECTICUT... DURHAM 1.2 W 4.22 WALLINGFORD 3.23 DANIELSON 3.2 ESE 3.15 EAST KILLINGLY 1.3 SW 3.10 MIDDLEFIELD 0.6 SE 2.80 HIGGANUM 0.7 N 2.65 COLCHESTER 0.6 ENE 2.50 MERIDEN 2.39 BETHEL 0.5 E 2.23 NORWICH 5.4 SE 2.17 ...DELAWARE... LEWES 3.6 SW 2.47 MILTON 3.7 ESE 2.46 ELLENDALE 3.4 ENE 1.86 MILLSBORO 6 NNE 1.85 REHOBOTH BEACH 3.3 SW 1.76 GEORGETOWN 1.74 BEAR 1.46 ...MARYLAND... CECILTON 3.5 WSW 1.39 BISHOPVILLE 3.1 E 1.17 OCEAN CITY 4.6 NNW 1.07 STILL POND 1.07 ...MASSACHUSETTS... FALMOUTH 5.7 N 6.00 WEST TISBURY 0.4 S 5.67 CARVER 2.3 E 5.64 OAK BLUFFS 0.1 SW 5.50 PEMBROKE 2.8 SW 5.21 MASHPEE 4.6 S 5.11 WAQUIOT 0.6 SSW 5.11 MARION 1.3 N 5.09 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 4.98 MILTON 1.6 S 4.90 FAIRHAVEN 1.9 ENE 4.78 SANDWICH 1.5 SSE 4.78 HANSON 1.8 N 4.76 ...NEW JERSEY... POINT PLEASANT BEACH 0.5 SW 5.33 BRADLEY BEACH 0.2 E 5.09 NEPTUNE CITY 0.1 E 4.88 NEPTUNE TWP 1.4 S 4.57 LONG BRANCH 0.5 W 4.44 SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS 4.26 FREEHOLD TWP 0.3 NE 4.12 BRICK TWP 2.4 SSW 4.08 STAFFORD TWP 2.8 NNW 3.85 MANALAPAN 3.73 MCGUIRE AFB 3.64 ...NEW YORK... CENTEREACH 1.3 NE 3.57 SHIRLEY 3.32 EAST HAMPTON 3.30 SOUTHHOLD 1.5 NNE 3.28 MILLER PLACE 3.23 REMSENBURG-SPEONK 0.9 NE 3.19 SETAUKET-EAST SETAUKET 0.7 SSW 3.19 HOWARD BEACH 0.4 NNW 3.16 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 3.11 MANORVILLE 1.8 SSE 3.08 PATCHOGUE 0.9 SE 2.96 MONTAUK AIRPORT 2.83 ISLIP 2.09 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 2.06 ...PENNSYLVANIA... BRISTOL 2.62 BERWYN 2.32 HATBORO 0.6 E 2.24 WAYNE 2.05 TREVOSE 1.99 ARDMORE 0.5 NW 1.87 ...RHODE ISLAND... GREENVILLE 6.7 WSW 4.36 FOSTER 4 SSE 3.97 WEST WARWICK 2.1 NNE 3.54 TIVERTON 1 SSW 3.52 CRANSTON 1.2 SSE 3.43 EAST GREENWICH 0.8 SE 3.40 WAKEFIELD-PEACHDALE 1.1 SW 3.40 WAKEFIELD 0.8 ENE 3.37 NORTH KINGSTOWN 2.7 WSW 3.34 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CONNECTICUT... BRIDGEPORT 56 GROTON 55 WILLIMANTIC 51 NEW HAVEN 49 OXFORD 47 WATERBURY 47 ...DELAWARE... BRANDWINE SHOALS LIGHT 67 LEWES 60 GEORGETOWN 48 WILMINGTON AIRPORT 48 DOVER AIR FORCE BASE 47 ...MARYLAND... COVE POINT LNG PIER 57 OCEAN CITY AIRPORT 52 SALISBURY 51 NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER 45 ...MASSACHUSETTS... WELLFLEET 70 NANTUCKET 64 ROCKPORT 61 HULL 60 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 60 HYANNIS 59 SIASCONSET 59 BOSTON LOGAN 58 DENNIS 56 CHATHAM 55 ...NEW JERSEY... SURF CITY 74 ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK 70 HARVEY CEDARS 69 SHIP BOTTOM 67 BARNEGAT LIGHT 61 WILDWOOD 61 BEACH HAVEN 58 ATLANTIC CITY 55 TRENTON 52 NEWARK 48 ...NEW YORK... MONTAUK POINT 81 EATONS NECK 66 FARMINGDALE 61 NAPEAGUE 59 PLUM ISLAND 59 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 56 ISLIP 55 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 54 LAGUARDIA 46 ...PENNSYLVANIA... MOUNT POCONO 51 PHILADELPHIA NE 51 PHILADELPHIA INTL 49 DOYLESTOWN 44 ...RHODE ISLAND... BLOCK ISLAND 71 PROVIDENCE 56 KINGSTON 52 WESTERLY 51 The nor'easter is forecast to stall and gradually weaken near the New Jersey coast today and tonight, then drift slowly eastward south of Long Island on Monday before lifting into the Gulf of Maine by Tuesday. Bands of moderate to heavy rain will continue to rotate around the storm through tonight, with the heaviest rain expected across Long Island, New York City, and southern New England this afternoon and evening. Additionally rainfall of 1 to 2 inches, with locally higher amounts up to 3 inches is expected from Connecticut and Long Island through eastern Massachusetts, southern New Hampshire, and southwestern Maine, with 0.5 to 1 inch across New Jersey and the Delmarva Peninsula. A slight risk (level 2 of 4) of Excessive Rainfall is in effect for parts of Southern New England today into Monday morning, where urban and poor drainage flooding and isolated flash flooding are possible. Winds will gradually diminish today, though gusts of 40 to 50 mph remain possible through this afternoon from New Jersey to Long Island. Additionally minor to moderate coastal flooding is expected with high tides today and tonight, with lingering minor flooding possible into Monday. High surf, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion will continue from the Mid-Atlantic to Maine through today. Conditions will gradually improve Monday into Tuesday as the storm pulls away. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1100 PM EDT. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Eovino $$
Summary #2
Sep 27, 03:10 AM UTC
Powerful nor'easter bringing high winds, coastal flooding, and heavy rain to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast
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ACUS45 KWBC 270310 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 2 for September Nor'easter NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1100 PM EDT Sat Sep 26 2026 ...Powerful nor'easter bringing high winds, coastal flooding, and heavy rain to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast... Gale Warnings are in effect for portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Southern New England Coastal Flood Advisories are in effect from the Chesapeake Bay to Maine Storm Warnings are in effect for portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Southern New England Wind Advisories are in effect for eastern NY through southern New England and New Jersey Coastal Flood Warnings are in effect for coastal portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Southern New England High Wind Warnings are in effect for portions of Southern New England and the New Jersey coast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 1000 PM EDT...A powerful nor'easter is centered off the Mid- Atlantic tonight, about 100 miles south of Long Island's southern shore in New York. Its central pressure was 989 mb (29.20 in hg). An occluded front extended eastward from the low well south of Cape Cod. Radar showed a large area of rain wrapping around the northern side of the low, covering the Delmarva Peninsula, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York City and Long Island, and much of southern New England. The heaviest rain, including a few embedded thunderstorms, is falling along the I-95 corrdor from New Jersey to Massachusetts. Strong northeasterly winds continued along the coast, with gusts of 35 to 45 mph occurring from NJ to southeastern MA. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 800 AM EDT Fri Sep 25 through 1000 PM EDT Sat Sep 26... ...CONNECTICUT... WILLIMANTIC AIRPORT 2.94 ...MASSACHUSETTS... POCASSET 3 NE 3.79 WEST TISBURY 1 S 3.58 BLUE HILLS 2.78 PLYMOUTH 2.42 NORWELL 2.17 NORTH DIGHTON 2.06 HANOVER 1.95 ...NEW JERSEY... OCEAN PORT 2.87 POINT PLEASANT 2.77 TOMS RIVER 2.40 MONMOUTH BEACH 2.24 MONROE TWP 1.74 ...NEW YORK... EAST HAMPTON 2.53 SOUTHOLD 2.34 MONTAUK AIRPORT 2.03 STONY BROOK 1.89 BROOKLYN 1.29 ...RHODE ISLAND... WEST GREENWICH 3 NW 2.93 CRANSTON 1 N 2.66 CUMBERLAND 1.36 GLENDALE 1.33 BRISTOL 1.01 COVENTRY 1.9 NE 0.34 GREENVILLE 2.6 WSW 0.32 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CONNECTICUT... BRIDGEPORT 56 GROTON 53 WILLIMANTIC 48 NEW HAVEN 46 ...DELAWARE... BRANDYWINE SHOALS LIGHT 67 GEORGETOWN 48 WILMINGTON AIRPORT 48 DOVER AIR FORCE BASE 47 ...MARYLAND... COVE POINT LNG PIER 57 OCEAN CITY AIRPORT 52 SALISBURY 51 NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER 45 ...MASSACHUSETTS... NANTUCKET 64 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 60 HYANNIS 59 CHATHAM 55 PLYMOUTH 49 NEW BEDFORD 48 BOSTON LOGAN 45 ...NEW JERSEY... SURF CITY 74 SHIPS BOTTOM 67 HARVEY CEDARS 66 WILDWOOD 61 ATLANTIC CITY 55 ...NEW YORK... MONTAUK POINT 81 FARMINGDALE 61 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 56 ISLIP 55 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 54 MONTAUK 49 LAGUARDIA 46 ...PENNSYLVANIA... PHILADELPHIA INTL 49 PHILADELPHIA NE 49 ...RHODE ISLAND... PROVIDENCE 56 BLOCK ISLAND 54 The nor'easter is forecast to drift northward before turning westward overnight, approaching the New Jersey coast by Sunday. The storm will slowly weaken near the Jersey Shore Sunday night, then lift northeastward along the New England coast Monday and Tuesday. Periods of heavy rain will continue from the northern Mid-Atlantic through southern New England through Sunday night. Additionally rainfall of 2 to 4 inches, with locally higher amounts, is expected across southern New England and Long Island, with 1 to 3 inches across NJ, NYC, into portions of Southwest Maine. A Slight Risk (level 2 of 4) of Excessive Rainfall is in effect for parts of southern New England through Long Island and Coastal NJ today where urban and poor drainage flooding is possible. Strong northeasterly winds will persist through Sunday, with gusts of 45 to 60 mph along the coast which any cause tree damage and power outages. Multiple rounds of significant coastal flooding are expected over the next several high tides, with major flooding along the New Jersey and Delaware Coasts. High surf, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion will continue from the Carolinas to Maine through Sunday. Conditions will gradually improve Monday and Tuesday as the storm pulls away. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1100 AM EDT. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Green/Eovino $$
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Sep 26, 02:33 PM UTC
Powerful nor'easter bringing high winds, coastal flooding, and heavy rain to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast
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ACUS45 KWBC 261433 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 1 for September Nor'easter NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1100 AM EDT Sat Sep 26 2026 ...Powerful nor'easter bringing high winds, coastal flooding, and heavy rain to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast... Coastal Flood Advisories are in effect from the Chesapeak Bay to Maine Wind Advisories are in effect for eastern NY through southern New England and New Jersey Coastal Flood Warnings are in effect for coastal portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Southern New England High Wind Warnings are in effect for portions of Southern New England and the New Jersey coast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 1000 AM EDT...A powerful nor'easter was centered off the Mid-Atlantic coast this morning, about 170 miles southeast of Atlantic City, New Jersey. Its central pressure was 986 mb (29.12 in hg). An occluded front extended eastward from the low well south of Cape Cod. Radar showed a large area of rain wrapping around the northern side of the low, covering the Delmarva Peninsula, eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York City and Long Island, and much of southern New England. The heaviest rain, including a few embedded thunderstorms, was falling over eastern Long Island. Strong northeasterly winds continued along the coast, with gusts of 35 to 45 mph occurring from NJ to southeastern MA. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 800 AM EDT Fri Sep 25 through 800 AM EDT Sat Sep 26... ...MASSACHUSETTS... NANTUCKET 5.9 ESE 1.53 CHILMARK 0.9 E 1.36 NANTUCKET 1.09 WEST TISBURY 0.91 CARVER 2.3 E 0.90 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 0.73 ...NEW JERSEY... POINT PLEASANT BEACH 1.71 BRICK TWP 1.5 NNE 1.68 COLTS NECK TWP 2.4 NW 1.38 NEPTUNE CITY 0.1 E 1.36 OCEAN COUNTY AIRPORT 0.73 ...NEW YORK... SOUTHOLD 1.5 NNE 1.63 PATCHOGUE 0.9 SE 1.40 MANORVILLE 2.8 NE 1.36 WESTHAMPTON 1.26 EAST HAMPTON 1.23 SHIRLEY 1.09 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 0.96 MILLER PLACE 0.92 ISLIP 0.84 MONTAUK 0.73 ...RHODE ISLAND... CHARLESTOWN 2.3 ENE 0.91 EXETER 2.4 ESE 0.75 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CONNECTICUT... BRIDGEPORT 56 GROTON 53 WILLIMANTIC 48 NEW HAVEN 46 ...DELAWARE... GEORGETOWN 48 WILMINGTON AIRPORT 48 DOVER AIR FORCE BASE 47 ...MARYLAND... OCEAN CITY AIRPORT 52 SALISBURY 51 NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER 45 ...MASSACHUSETTS... NANTUCKET 64 MARTHA'S VINEYARD 60 HYANNIS 59 CHATHAM 55 PLYMOUTH 49 NEW BEDFORD 48 BOSTON LOGAN 45 ...NEW JERSEY... ATLANTIC CITY 55 MILLVILLE 52 TRENTON 52 TOMS RIVER 48 NEWARK 47 ...NEW YORK... FARMINGDALE 61 KENNEDY INTL AIRPORT 56 ISLIP 55 WESTHAMPTON BEACH 54 MONTAUK 49 LAGUARDIA 46 SHIRLEY 46 ...PENNSYLVANIA... PHILADELPHIA INTL 49 PHILADELPHIA NE 49 ...RHODE ISLAND... PROVIDENCE 56 BLOCK ISLAND 54 The nor'easter is forecast to drift northward today before turning westward tonight, approaching the New Jersey coast by Sunday. The storm will slowly weaken near the Jersey Shore Sunday night, then lift northeastward along the New England coast Monday and Tuesday. Periods of heavy rain will continue from the northern Mid-Atlantic through southern New England through Sunday night. Additionally rainfall of 2 to 4 inches, with locally higher amounts, is expected across southern New England and Long Island, with 1 to 3 inches across NJ, NYC, into portions of Southwest Maine. A Slight Risk (level 2 of 4) of Excessive Rainfall is in effect for parts of southern New England through Long Island and Coastal NJ today where urban and poor drainage flooding is possible. Strong northeasterly winds will persist through Sunday, with gusts of 45 to 60 mph along the coast which any cause tree damage and power outages. Multiple rounds of significant coastal flooding are expected over the next several high tides, with major flooding along the New Jersey and Delaware Coasts. High surf, dangerous rip currents, and beach erosion will continue from the Carolinas to Maine through Sunday. Conditions will gradually improve Monday and Tuesday as the storm pulls away. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1100 PM EDT. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Eovino $$
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