Coastal communities along the Northeast corridor are evaluating the aftermath of an early-season nor'easter that delivered powerful winds and driving rain, according to NPR. The storm's timing overlapped with high tides across a stretch of coastline extending from Virginia to southern Maine.
The report, filed by David Wright and Steve Inskeep, aired on Morning Edition on September 28, 2026, at 4:44 AM ET. Audio from the segment was not immediately available.
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