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Storm in US Northeast Causes Power Outages for 100,000 Residents

A nor’easter storm impacted the US Northeast on Saturday, leading to power outages for about 100,000 residents across New Jersey, Massachusetts, Delaware, and New York. The storm produced high winds, heavy rains, and dangerous conditions in various areas.

<p>Residents across New Jersey, Massachusetts, Delaware, and New York are without electricity as a storm impacts the region.</p><p>A slow-moving storm known as a nor’easter moved along the coast of the US Northeast on Saturday, producing high winds that resulted in power outages for thousands of residents. The storm also generated large waves and heavy rainfall, creating hazardous conditions in some areas.</p><p>Approximately 100,000 customers in the region were reported to be without electricity on Saturday, as the storm was forecast to affect the mid-Atlantic area and New England throughout the weekend.</p>

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Major storm in US north-east knocks out power for 100,000 and floods roads

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Storm in US Northeast Causes Power Outages for 100,000 Residents