New York and New Jersey have both issued states of emergency ahead of an approaching nor'easter, anticipating severe flooding and widespread power outages as the storm system moves through the region. Officials warn of significant disruptions, including potential damage to infrastructure and transportation networks, as heavy rainfall and strong winds are expected to compound existing vulnerabilities. Residents are being urged to prepare for prolonged periods without electricity and to avoid travel where possible. The declarations highlight the seriousness of the impending weather event and the need for coordinated emergency responses.
New York and New Jersey declare states of emergency, bracing for flooding and outages from nor'easter Reuters
