When Hurricane Erin passed New Jersey in late August, the rough seas it created took away many areas of the state's beaches. The need for sand was amplified now that this weekend's nor'easter worsened the situation in cases.

Those living in or visiting the Jersey Shore on Sunday felt the impacts of the coastal storm system the hardest. The storm pounded the shore, causing coastal flooding that filled the streets with inches of water and brought heavy winds, which caused power outages.

October nor’easter will continue to intensify as it tracks up the East Coast, bringing with it the potential for heavy rain and powerful winds.

The nor’easter will continue to bring breezy conditions and showers overnight, but much better weather is ahead, forecasters say. Coastal flood warnings and advisories are set to expire at 8 p.m. with the worst of the high tides over, the National Weather Service said.

North Jersey awoke Oct. 13 to a series of weather issues including downed trees and power outages as a nor'easter slammed the state.

"It is not clear how the individual fell into the water. Coast Guard Station Woods Hull and a helicopter from Air Station Cape Cod is assisted with search efforts for approximately 1 hour. The person was recovered and transported to Air Station Cape Cod where they were seen by EMS and is in stable condition with no reported injuries."

Eversource was reporting 8,911 outages at 7 a.m. Monday.; it had varied throughout the day Sunday. The utility serves 1,334,583 customers in the state. United Illuminating, which serves 17 towns, had 1,158 outages at that time, the highest number in Milford.

Police want to know how a person ended up in the water off Martha's Vineyard in the middle of a nor'easter on Monday afternoon, after they were first spotted by a ferry crew.

Towns in the Jersey Shore are scrambling to rebuild after their beaches took a beating following the nor'easter that moved through the East Coast.

A 76-year-old woman died Sunday, Oct. 12, after being struck by a solar panel that blew off a rooftop carport amid nor’easter winds sweeping through New York.

N.C. Highway 12 has reopened in Ocracoke following closures due to severe flooding from a recent Nor’Easter. Officials with the North Carolina Department of Transportation said the flooding could only get worse.