A powerful nor'easter struck the East Coast over the weekend, delivering high winds, coastal flooding and widespread power outages, according to NPR. The storm disrupted weekend plans across the region, including weddings held in windy conditions and cruise sailings that ran into rough seas.
In Connecticut, thousands of residents lost electricity as the storm moved through the state, WTNH.com reported. CNBC also reported that the nor'easter knocked out power to parts of the northeastern United States and caused flooding along the coast.
The Weather Channel published a tracker with alerts, forecasts and current information as the system continued to affect the region, while Yahoo carried rolling updates on the coastal flooding, strong winds and outages.
NPR's account focused on how people along the East Coast coped with the conditions, describing outdoor ceremonies buffeted by wind and cruise passengers facing difficult conditions at sea. The reporting did not include specific wind speeds, rainfall totals or the number of customers left without power.
Forecasters and local outlets continued to monitor the storm's path and impacts. Further updates on restoration efforts and any additional flooding are expected as the system moves on.