Nor'easter to Bring Severe Weather to New York City
Nor'easter to Bring Severe Weather to New York City
US · Published Feb 23, 2026
A powerful nor'easter is forecast to bring severe weather, including up to 18 inches of snow, to New York City.
Nor'easters are East Coast storms characterized by strong winds, heavy snow, and potential coastal flooding.
Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous travel conditions, power outages, and to stay informed about weather updates.
Severe weather expected Sunday into Monday
A significant nor'easter is predicted to bring severe weather to New York City and the tri-state area, spanning from Sunday into Monday. This storm is expected to deliver intense wind gusts, whiteout conditions, and substantial snowfall, potentially reaching up to 18 inches in New York City, with even greater accumulations in nearby regions. Nor'easters, which typically develop within 100 miles of the East Coast from New Jersey to Georgia, are known for their strong winds, snow, rain, and the risk of flooding. The name originates from the direction of the strongest winds blowing over the northeast states.
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