Nor'easters

• “Sea level rise will amplify the impact of future hurricanes and Nor'easters.”

  The Huffington Post: Benjamin Strauss: NYC's One-Inch Escape From Irene

• “The anomalously strong temperature differences (gradient) along the coast helps fuel more frequent "Nor'easters".”

  The Washington Post: Why was last year so snowy? Part II

• “Dodging cops, tolltakers and other crazy bridge fisherman in the cold of November and December nights, usually during Nor'easters.”

  Which Fishing Cult is the Most Insane?

• “These storms are called "Nor'easters" because the counter-clockwise circulation around a low pressure system on the Atlantic coast pushes moist sea air from the north-east into arctic air over the land.”

  tingilinde:

• “Memories of Nor'easters and power outages faded and forgiven.”

  The Huffington Post: Waiting on the Green

• “We can have a hurricane, two Nor'easters and two winter storms all in the same year.”

  The Washington Post: Interview with NBC4's Doug Kammerer

• “Can I just say that Nor'easters are my least favorite form of weather?”

  Again with the Lack of Power

• “I really miscalculated on Maine, thinking the Nor'easters would do their usual “buck the wave” thang and contrarily and “Yankee-ly” turn back the Obama tide.”

  “Unconscious.”

• “I also feel that I'd rather put up with the ground moving beneath my feet in a major way every few decades or so versus the yearly onslaught of Nor'easters, thunderstorms, hurricanes, etc. that east coasters must deal with.”

  DesignerBlog

• “And here's the thing about those Nor'easters -- they move quickly, right?”

  CNN Transcript Dec 14, 2007

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