Town Administrator Jim Boudreau says the town’s primary concern is wind damage, with expectations of downed tree limbs and scattered power outages. While minor coastal erosion and splash-over flooding are anticipated, Boudreau urges residents to stay safe and allow crews to work without interference.

High winds were lashing Scituate on Monday morning as a nor’easter made its way up the coastline and the community prepared<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

The storm delivered up to 6 inches of rain across Southern New England, washing out much of the holiday weekend.

Although Scituate residents are used to nor’easters and coastal storms, crowds still rushed to the shoreline to catch a glimpse of the towering waves and whipping winds.

Thousands of homes and businesses lost power as the first nor'easter of the season moved through Massachusetts.

Most of the Capital Region and Hudson Valley can expect a little over an inch of rain from the storm, while parts of the mid and lower Hudson Valley could see closer to 2 inches of rain.

While the word "nor'easter" may itself spark confusion in many, it's important to know what these deadly disasters are, and how they can effect travel plans.

A fall Nor’easter impacted the coast of Massachusetts on Columbus Day weekend. 7NEWS found some people in Plymouth venturing out to<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

A powerful Nor’Easter storm has started to lash Rhode Island, and power outages are already rolling in. On Sunday, Oct. 12, the first power outages appeared in Rhode Island Energy’s outage map at around 4:30 p.m. By 5:30 p.m., more than 1,800 RI Energy customers were without power.