Memorial Day Travel Chaos: Nor'easter Lashes Northeast Coast

LATE-SEASON NOR'EASTER HITS NORTHEAST, THREATENING MEMORIAL DAY TRAVEL A powerful late-season nor'easter slammed into the Northeast and New England coasts on May 22, 2025, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and dangerous coastal flooding. Millions of people traveling for the Memorial Day weekend faced significant disruptions due to the storm. FOX Weather captured dramatic footage from Fire Island, New York, showing massive waves crashing against the shore and high winds lashing the coastline. The video vividly illustrates the storm's intensity and the challenges faced by residents and travelers. "The storm's impact on Memorial Day travel is significant," said a spokesperson for the National Weather Service. "We urge everyone to monitor weather conditions closely and adjust travel plans as needed." The storm caused widespread power outages, road closures, and flight delays. Coastal communities experienced significant flooding, with some areas reporting damage to property. The nor'easter served as a stark reminder that severe weather can occur even outside of the typical winter storm season. The storm's intensity and impact underscore the importance of preparedness and the need to heed weather warnings.