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"Technically Not A Hurricane": Rare Nor'easter Threatens Northeast This Weekend
"Technically Not A Hurricane": Rare Nor'easter Threatens Northeast This Weekend
Meteorologists on X are tracking a potential nor'easter that could form off the East Coast late this week.
A powerful nor’easter could lash the East Coast this week — a rarity for September.
Only around 1 percent of nor’easters have historically occurred during September.
They are most common from November to April. pic.twitter.com/t9LNEgAeqD
— Ben Noll (@BenNollWeather) September 21, 2026
"While not technically a hurricane, the coastal impacts from a powerful Nor'easter will bring "battering waves" and erosion plus very strong winds perhaps gusting to 70-80...
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