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NYC weather: Nor'easter brings wind, rain, coastal flooding | AccuWeather forecast
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AccuWeather, Inc., is a private-sector American media company that provides commercial weather forecasting services. AccuWeather was founded in 1962 by Joel N. Myers, adopting the name "Accu-Weather" in 1964, initially focused on providing winter weather forecasts, and its customers were highway departments, utility companies, construction companies, and ski resorts. In 1971, the company expanded to year-round forecasting, and introduced the industry's first 7-day local forecast for television in 1975.
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A powerful nor'easter brought flooding, strong winds and dangerous ocean conditions to parts of New York City on Saturday, and officials warned that worsening conditions could be on the way.
This early-season Northeast coastal storm will last through Monday with coastal flooding, strong winds and rain remaining in New England.
A powerful, intensifying nor'easter is pounding the Northeast this weekend, putting over 40 million Americans in its path and prompting states of emergency across the region, including parts of New York City and New Jersey.