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Nor'easter Brings High Winds, Flooding to East Coast

A nor'easter has brought strong winds and heavy rainfall to the East Coast, causing power outages for thousands of residents. Forecasters anticipate the storm will continue through the weekend.

09/28/2026 · West Virginia edition

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Why it matters locally: While the primary impact of the nor'easter is along the immediate coast, West Virginia may experience some residual effects such as increased wind gusts and potential for localized heavy rainfall, particularly in eastern counties.

A nor'easter moved through the East Coast on Friday, causing power disruptions and bringing significant winds and rain. Thousands of residents across the region experienced power outages as the storm progressed. Weather forecasters indicated that the storm's impact, including strong winds and precipitation, would continue throughout the weekend. The image provided shows John Garrisi and Gaige Graf moving an outdoor table away from the shore during the initial stages of the storm on Friday.

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