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Boston nor'easter weather forecast calls for strong wind gusts, heavy rain for part of holiday weekend

A nor'easter is set to hit Boston during what's always a busy holiday weekend for fall weather activities in New England. Tens of thousands flock up north for the amazing hiking and fall foliage. The local farms will be buzzing with apple and pumpkin pickers.

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Boston Braces for Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, and Possible Coastal Flooding Expected This Weekend

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Nor'easter will hit Massachusetts over long weekend. Here's the weather forecast

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Storm Smacking the East Coast Will Bring Days of Heavy Rain and Wind

The Mid-Atlantic and Northeast will bear the brunt of the storm, which will usher in beach erosion and flooding, Monday into Tuesday, forecasters said.

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Nor'easter arrives in NYC area with high winds, potential for coastal flooding. Here's what to know.

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Nor'easter slamming mid-Atlantic, Northeast leading to coastal flooding, tropical-storm-force wind gusts

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Strong nor’easter forces water rescues and inundates roads as it moves up the East Coast

Water levels along portions of the New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia coasts could rise to levels not seen in nearly a decade Sunday afternoon into Monday.

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Fall nor’easter in Massachusetts: Live radar, latest timeline, storm impacts

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Powerful nor'easter slamming Carolinas on path to Northeast threatening 'major' coastal flooding, 60-mph winds

Nor’easter unleashing rounds of windswept rain across Southern New England. Coastal flooding expected.

A potent nor’easter will impact Southern New England this holiday weekend as this coastal storm off the Carolinas strengthens and accelerates up the East Coast, bringing drenching rain, coastal flooding, and damaging winds starting late Sunday.

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Travel delays mount across Northeast as region continues to be blasted by rain, wind from powerful nor'easter

A powerful nor’easter that brought heavy rain, damaging wind gusts and coastal flooding to communities up and down the East Coast is continuing to lash the Northeast and New England, leading to a state of emergency being declared in New York City and mounting travel delays at major airports along the Interstate 95 corridor.