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  1. Severe weather alerts were issued by the Storm Prediction Center for a region including Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania on July 20, 2026.
  2. A joint effort has created the Del-Jersey-Land Reef project involving Maryland, Delaware, and New Jersey.
  3. A nor'easter is currently impacting the coastlines of both Delaware and New Jersey.

Nor'easter Impacts East Coast, Causing Widespread Power Outages and Flooding

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What happened

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A powerful nor’easter impacted the East Coast, bringing rain and causing serious flooding along the New Jersey shore. Leaders in New York and New Jersey declared states of emergency as the storm intensified again through Saturday night and into Sunday. About 70,000 people were without power in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut on Saturday evening.

From spokesman.com

Why it matters

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The storm was described by leaders as causing the worst flooding seen in the region since Hurricane Sandy. The severe weather events are testing infrastructure across the affected states, including the power grids and coastal defenses.

From spokesman.com

Who's involved

  • East CoastThe East Coast region was impacted by the powerful nor'easter.
  • New JerseyNew Jersey experienced serious flooding along its coast.
  • New YorkNew York was affected by the storm, leading to power outages.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • New JerseySpeculative

    Businesses in New Jersey might face revenue losses due to severe coastal flooding and infrastructure damage.

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