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Millions on the East Coast prepare for an unusual September nor'easter

A rare September nor'easter is approaching the East Coast, prompting flood alerts for roughly 33 million people.

Weather services have identified a rare September nor'easter moving toward the East Coast, a time of year when such storms are uncommon. The system is expected to generate intense precipitation and gusty winds, leading officials to issue flood alerts covering roughly 33 million individuals. Emergency managers are advising residents to protect homes, avoid low-lying areas, and monitor updates. The storm’s timing could exacerbate already saturated soils from earlier rains. Preparations are underway in multiple coastal communities to mitigate potential damage and ensure public safety.

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The storm threatens widespread flooding and disruption for tens of millions along the East Coast.

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