The powerful Nor’easter that just sweeping through the northeastern United States brought heavy rain, heavy snow, flooding, falling trees, tropical storm and hurricane-force wind, impacting millions of people.
Here’s some of what people had to deal with and are still dealing with.
Car submerged in floodwaters in Quincy neighborhood. #Boston25 #flooding #noreaster #boston pic.twitter.com/JAFUOEfM6N
— Capturegirl (@jenyp) March 2, 2018
Car submerged in floodwaters in Quincy neighborhood. #Boston25 #flooding #noreaster #boston pic.twitter.com/JAFUOEfM6N
— Capturegirl (@jenyp) March 2, 2018
This #noreaster is making flying no fun for passengers. The art of landing in a crosswind, however, can be sort of fun: https://t.co/8lZdDbHs2f pic.twitter.com/zEhKHLNYCF
— WIRED (@WIRED) March 3, 2018
VIDEO: More from high tide in Scituate. Taken by the Marshfield Coastal Coalition. #7News #MAwx #noreaster pic.twitter.com/REhaNQa4RI
— Justin Dougherty (@DoughertyJC) March 2, 2018
VIDEO: Gusty winds nearly topple TT on the Mario Cuomo bridge #nbc4ny #noreaster pic.twitter.com/xPaw1JRmfO
— Steven Bognar (@Bogs4NY) March 2, 2018
On the corner of Clarendon and Stuart #Noreaster #Boston #BombCyclone #Wind #Riley #Storm #Struggle pic.twitter.com/eYKYFB8KAJ
— Katherine Schroeter (@kschroeter1) March 2, 2018
And of course, people had a little fun with the weather.
Going to work this morning in this #noreaster pic.twitter.com/6yTAhlVX6n
— Sara Berkholtz (@AskSaraBee) March 2, 2018
The weather and wind especially will be a lot calmer today and Sunday before the next storms system brings rain and snow back to the Northeast midweek.
For WeatherNation, I am Meteorologist Marcus Walter.