Photos: October Nor'easter Damage
A Nor'easter slammed eastern Massachusetts October 27 bringing down trees and power lines across the area.
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A Nor'easter slammed eastern Massachusetts October 27 bringing down trees and power lines across the area.
The nor'easter brought hurricane force winds and very intense gusts to eastern Massachusetts early Wednesday, especially on the Cape and Islands and the South Shore.
A driver ended up trapped in her SUV when a tree and wires fell onto her car in Barnstable during the nor'easter overnight.
Winds will be lowering from their peak but they will still be very strong and damaging Wednesday.
Several towns delayed or closed school Wednesday because of the Nor'easter.
An impending nor'easter is expected to bring high winds to much of Massachusetts.
Demolition crews took down a home in Sandwich that was damaged by coastal flooding.
Three homes in Sandwich were condemned due to storm damage.
Mayor Marty Walsh declared a snow emergency in the city.
It's storms like these that can make or break a winter and this winter has been full of many more misses than hits.
A powerful ocean storm will pass by southern New England late Friday night.
Cape Cod residents get ready for the season's first nor'easter.
The brunt of the nor'easter will be somewhat long lasting.
There are trees and limbs down in yards and on the sides of roads all over the city.
Obviously this storm was a significant under performer across New England. Or in meteorological terms, a big, fat forecast bust.
Several school districts canceled classes on Thursday in anticipation of a nor'easter. The problem was that, thanks to dry air and a more southern track, the storm never materialized.
It doesn't appear this nor'easter will be nearly as impactful as our prior storms.
The heaviest snow and majority of the accumulation will occur between Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.
Back-to-back nor'easters that have pounded New England have given ski resorts a late-season blast of their life's blood.
Many homes and businesses were still without power Thursday.
Mayor Marty Walsh announced changes to the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.
When compared to the power outages the town suffered from last week's nor'easter, the large snow totals were bearable.
It has been a wild first two weeks of March. So what is causing this?
A power surge in the Boston briefly impacted the MBTA and other parts of the city on Wednesday morning.
