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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: 2010
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The anomalously strong temperature differences (gradient) along the coast helps fuel more frequent "Nor'easters".
Why was last year so snowy? Part II Jason Samenow 2010
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Sea level rise will amplify the impact of future hurricanes and Nor'easters.
Benjamin Strauss: NYC's One-Inch Escape From Irene Benjamin Strauss 2011
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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.
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Dodging cops, tolltakers and other crazy bridge fisherman in the cold of November and December nights, usually during Nor'easters.
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Sea level rise will amplify the impact of future hurricanes and Nor'easters.
Benjamin Strauss: NYC's One-Inch Escape From Irene Benjamin Strauss 2011
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Sea level rise will amplify the impact of future hurricanes and Nor'easters.
Benjamin Strauss: NYC's One-Inch Escape From Irene Benjamin Strauss 2011
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Sea level rise will amplify the impact of future hurricanes and Nor'easters.
Benjamin Strauss: NYC's One-Inch Escape From Irene Benjamin Strauss 2011
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Dodging cops, tolltakers and other crazy bridge fisherman in the cold of November and December nights, usually during Nor'easters.
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Memories of Nor'easters and power outages faded and forgiven.
Waiting on the Green 2010
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January 18, 2013