A nor'easter is churning offshore this week. See the latest NJ forecast, storm path and when wind and coastal flooding could ...

The storm threatens to bring coastal flooding and beach erosion from southern New Jersey through the North Carolina coast.

A slow-moving nor’easter centered about 300 miles east of North Carolina’s Outer Banks continued to strengthen early Tuesday.

As a nor’easter hits the Atlantic coastline, Pennsylvanians are enjoying a lovely span of clear, pleasant weather.

The multiple rounds of tidal flooding and persistent onshore winds could cause beach erosion in Jersey Shore towns.

A rare September nor'easter that battered shorelines from the Carolinas to New England disrupted play in Atlantic City last ...

A nor’easter will continue to meander about 150 miles off the northern Outer Banks. This is close enough to our coastline to ...

Winds will be strongest on the Cape and Islands and extend primarily from Boston to Providence. Gusts may reach 40 to 45 mph ...

Abundant sunshine, comfortable temperatures, and a refreshing breeze will be the benefits of this offshore storm.

Along the coast, however, it will feel much cooler. Temperatures will remain in the upper 50s to low 60s as northeast winds gust between 20 and 30 mph. The strongest winds, with gusts up to 40 mph, ...

The nor'easter is not an especially strong storm. But its location offshore of North Carolina combined with the location of a robust high-pressure system north of the Great Lakes is creating a long ...