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nor'easter

Regional

Meaning
New England: a powerful coastal storm from the northeast.
Type
Regionalism
Used in
New England, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire

What does “nor'easter” mean

A large extratropical cyclone in the western North Atlantic, named for its northeast winds. Forms most often between November and March off the coast between North Carolina and Massachusetts and slams into New England with heavy snow, rain, hurricane-force gusts and coastal flooding.

Where it's used

Other recorded meanings

  1. Coastal cyclone hammering the Atlantic seaboard.

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