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- noun Plural form of
nor'easter .
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Examples
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California has earthquakes, the Midwest has tornadoes, the Nor'east has nor'easters (even as late as Easter), the Delta (and Florida) have 'canes.
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National Park Service spokesman Carl Zimmerman says the conditions from Hurricane Earl are no different than those regularly experienced at Assateague, and even less significant than some nor'easters of last winter.
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California has earthquakes, the Midwest has tornadoes, the Nor'east has nor'easters (even as late as Easter), the Delta (and Florida) have 'canes.
Blague d'Art: Apres le Deluge, Moi Peter Frank 2010
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Whereas many nor'easters dump the greatest snowfall amounts over inland areas, this time the heaviest snowfall occurred along and just to the west of the immediate shoreline.
Blizzard blasts coastal cities from Va. to Mass. Andrew Freedman 2010
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This is just terrible timing as far as these big nor'easters are concerned.
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You don't really necessarily think of nor'easters, but a lot of damage done to the dunes in some of these places and it's so hard to restore after that happens.
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And when you consider the mix of blizzards, nor'easters and other assorted angry weather we've seen this month, I have to agree.
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ROBERTS: I remember 1996 I think we had 21 nor'easters in a single season.
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So historic storm even though no longer has a name, Heidi, these nor'easters as we get into that winter season can certainly pack as big a punch as a tropical storm or in this case a hurricane.
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HOLMES: It's been called one of the most dangerous nor'easters in years, six people dead, streets flooded, schools closed.
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