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here in the u.s. tonight, a nor'easter slamming the east coast. flood watches from philadelphia to new york. damaging winds up through boston. trees down in new york city. an 81-year-old woman killed by a falling tree in her car near philadelphia. a passenger jet making an emergency landing because of turbulence. rob marciano timing this out tonight. the dramatic scene in israel. the families of hostages still being held captive in gaza storming israeli parliament. and president biden condemning prime minister netanyahu for the israeli air strike killing seven aid workers, includin...

here in the u.s. tonight, a nor'easter slamming the east coast. flood watches from philadelphia to new york. damaging winds, up through boston. trees down in new york city. an 81-year-old woman killed by a falling tree in her car near philadelphia. a passenger jet making an emergency landing because of turbulence. rob marciano timing this out tonight. the dramatic scene in israel. the families of hostages still being held captive in gaza storming israeli parliament. and president biden condemning prime minister netanyahu for the israeli air strike killing seven aid workers, includi...

The April Nor’easter also caused widespread disruption to travel in the Northeast United States A spring Nor'easter struck the Northeast US, notably affecting the states of New York and Pennsylvania.

Even though we are well into the Spring of 2021, winter apparently is not done with us yet! Over the last few days, we have been hearing that we could get some nasty weather and maybe even some snow by the end of the week.  Well, it looks like it could end up being a little more than just a few snow showers. According to News Center Maine, it looks like we will definitely be dealing with a Spring Nor'easter over the next couple of days. While we are starting Thursday off with lots of sun and temps in the mid-50s, it won't last.  The clouds will roll in this afternoon and this evening.

A look back at historic snow storms in Connecticut Associated Press, Lidia Ryan, Frank Juliano Dec. 16, 2020 FacebookTwitterEmail The National Weather Service maintains a Significant Weather Events Archive that goes back to 2010. In that time, it lists six storms officially classified as "blizzards" in southern Connecticut. Of course, the infamous Feb. 6, 1978, "Storm of the Century" is missing, as is the granddaddy of them all, the March 11, 1888, Great New England Blizzard. The storm that is just arriving in our area now may make these seem so, well, last century. We'll have to see. staff p...