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Nor'easter is a storm that forms along the east coast of North America. The name Nor'easter is derived from the fact that the winds over the coastal area are typically arriving from the northeast. Well known Nor'easter storms include the blizzard of 1888, Ash Wednesday, New England Blizzard, 1993 Superstorm, and Boston Snowstorms. These storms have done billions of dollars in damages, economic disruption, and coastal flooding.

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Nor'easters are usually formed by an area of rotating winds met with an with an higher level disturbance or a kink in a front that causes areas of low pressure to form. These storms are ultimately comprised of multiple smaller storms merging with a parent storm and a polar jet stream mixing with a tropical jet stream.

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Nor'easter storms occur in the surrounding areas of of the Western Atlantic Ocean.

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These storms may occur year round, however they come strongest and most often between the months of September to April.

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These storms may occur year round, however they come strongest and most often between the months of September to April.