Noreaster Causes Flight Cancellations and Power Outages
The northeastern United States was hit by a strong autumn storm called "Noreaster," resulting in the cancellation of over 400 flights and power outages affecting more than 100,000 homes and commercial establishments, including major cities such as New York, Boston, and Philadelphia. Weather authorities warned of significant coastal flooding, high storm surges, and continuous hurricane-force winds until Monday, with expected rainfall of up to 15 centimeters and wave heights reaching 6 meters. This led to emergency declarations in New York and New Jersey, as well as the cancellation of festivals and music events. Airlines issued travel advisories and offered the possibility to modify bookings free of charge, while authorities urged residents to avoid unnecessary travel in anticipation of further impacts.
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