A Nor'easter is shaping up in time for the weekend, and the strong coastal storm is set to bring days of heavy rain, high winds, and dangerous rip currents to New York City

New York City faces a severe weather threat, with the potential for widespread rain, thunderstorms and even the risk of tornadoes. Here's what you need to know.

A state of emergency has been declared in New York City, Long Island and Westchester County in New York as a powerful nor’easter tears up the East Coast.

As a nor’easter makes its way toward the tri-state, communities are bracing for potentially severe impacts — including powerful winds, persistent rain and the chance for coastal flooding.

The East Coast was already affected by astronomical tides from a super moon. The storm is expected to inundate coastal areas even more.

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A potential nor'easter is beginning to develop off the coast of Florida on Friday, which could pose a threat to the East Coast this weekend into next week. Major cities and coastal areas in the Northeast could see heavy rain,