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- 1Rising seas redrawing coastlines, threatening coastal cities●Climate change is redrawing coastlines and rising sea levels threaten coastal cities.
Rising sea levels caused by climate change are reshaping coastlines around the world, putting coastal cities at growing risk of flooding and erosion. Low-lying urban areas face mounting pressure to invest in sea defences and long-term adaptation plans as oceans continue to rise.
- 2Nor'easter kills one, floods New York area with power outages▼At least 1 dead as powerful, slow-moving nor'easter causes flooding, power outages to NYC, Long Island, New Jersey
A powerful, slow-moving nor'easter has battered New York City, Long Island and New Jersey, causing coastal flooding and widespread power outages. At least one person has died in the storm. The system's slow pace is prolonging impacts, with floodwaters and downed lines affecting communities across the region as cleanup and restoration efforts continue.
- 3Nor'easter slams New York area with coastal flooding and high winds▼Nor'easter slams NYC area: Severe coastal flooding, high winds continue
A nor'easter is battering the New York City area, bringing severe coastal flooding and sustained high winds, with conditions expected to continue. Local news is warning residents along the coast of dangerous flooding as the storm moves through the region.
- 4Nor'easter kills one, cuts power to thousands at Jersey Shore●1 dead, thousands without power as nor'easter stalls over Jersey Shore https://www. upi.com/Top_News/US/2026/09/27 /nore
A nor'easter stalled over the New Jersey Shore has left one person dead and thousands without power. A New York City Housing Authority employee died after being struck by a falling tree as high winds and heavy rain battered the region. Utilities are working to restore outages while forecasters warn the slow-moving storm could prolong coastal flooding and dangerous conditions along the shore.
- 5Foreign buyers pay 35% more for homes in Spain▼The foreign buyer pays 35% more for the housing: where they buy and how many reside in Spain
Foreign buyers in Spain are paying around 35% more for housing than domestic purchasers, according to new figures on where they buy and how many live in the country. Reports point to strong foreign demand concentrated in coastal areas and major cities, a trend fueling debate over housing affordability for local residents.
- 6Nor'easter brings heavy rain, wind and flooding to Ocean City, Maryland●Nor'easter brings heavy rain, wind, flooding to Ocean City, Maryland
A strong nor'easter is battering Ocean City, Maryland, delivering heavy rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding to the resort town. Local coverage describes swollen streets and rough surf along the shore, with residents and visitors warned to stay clear of floodwater. The storm is moving up the mid-Atlantic coast, disrupting travel and prompting flood warnings in coastal communities.
- 7Nor'easter brings coastal flooding and power outages to East Coast▼Nor'easter tracking updates: The Nor'easter storm causes power outage reports, coastal flooding in New Jersey, NYC, and more
A powerful nor'easter is moving along the US East Coast, prompting reports of power outages and coastal flooding in New Jersey, New York City and surrounding areas. Authorities and weather trackers are urging residents to stay updated as conditions develop along the shoreline.
- 8Powerful nor'easter batters the Bronx with wind and flooding▼LIVE UPDATES: Powerful nor'easter hits the Bronx with wind, heavy rain and flooding
A powerful nor'easter is hitting the Bronx, bringing strong winds, heavy rain and street flooding. News12 is providing live updates as the storm moves through the New York City borough, with conditions expected to disrupt travel and daily life. Residents are monitoring the forecast as the coastal storm intensifies across the region.
- 9Is South Carolina ready for a Category 5 hurricane?▼Is SC ready for a Cat 5 hurricane? Here's how Charleston would prepare for a storm worse than Hugo.
Charleston officials and emergency planners are facing fresh questions about whether South Carolina could withstand a Category 5 hurricane, a storm stronger than Hugo, which devastated the state in 1989. The Post and Courier examined how the city would prepare and respond to a worst-case scenario, including evacuations, flooding defenses and infrastructure strain. The report is prompting discussion about the region's growing vulnerability as coastal development and climate risks increase.
- 10Ocean City police issue new travel advisory amid flooding▼Ocean City police offer flooding update with new travel advisory
Police in Ocean City, Maryland have released an update on flooding conditions and issued a new travel advisory for the resort town. The advisory warns drivers about water-covered roads and urges caution or avoidance of affected areas. Officials are monitoring conditions as high water continues to disrupt travel in and around the coastal community.