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The Boston Globe
Nor'easter Causes Flooding in New England
A rare September nor’easter caused heavy rain, coastal flooding, and wind across Eastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Cape Cod. Totals ranged from 3 to over 10 inches in some areas, with the storm stalling due to high-pressure blocking its movement. Despite the significant rainfall and damage, the region avoided major flooding thanks to the extended but dispersed nature of the storm.
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