| A huge nor'easter struck the southern half of Newfoundland after St. Patrick's Day at the end of March. |
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| A raging nor'easter reminiscent of a bad January storm clobbered parts of the Maritimes at the end of the first week of November. |
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| Only three months after the nor'easter struck, another nor'easter caused more severe damage across a larger region of the eastern United States. |
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| Forecasters called it an old-fashioned nor'easter but for most Maritimers it was Hurricane Juan in sheep's clothing. |
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| On October 14, a powerful nor'easter plowed into Newfoundland's Avalon Peninsula and strengthened as it crossed the province. |
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| A nor'easter is formed in a strong extratropical cyclone, usually experiencing bombogenesis. |
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| High wind gusts, which can reach hurricane strength, are also associated with a nor'easter. |
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| The effects of a nor'easter sometimes bring high tides and strong winds as far south as coastal South Carolina and Georgia. |
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| It began on Tuesday, before the latest nor'easter. |
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| A week later there was a repeat performance of a nor'easter. |
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| A nor'easter usually reaches its peak intensity while off the Canadian coast. |
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| The term nor'easter came to American English by way of British English. |
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| The National Weather Service said the storm, known as a nor'easter, would bring heavy snow, powerful winds and widespread coastal flooding throughout today. |
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| More local particular weather examples could be found in examples such as the Azores High, Benguela Current, and Nor'easter. |
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| Referred to as the Great Nor'easter of 1992 or the Downslope Nor'easter, this storm involved snow, high winds, flooding and record high tides from Maryland to New England. |
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| Massachusetts' geographic location, jutting out into the North Atlantic, makes the city very prone to Nor'easter weather systems that can dump heavy snow on the region. |
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