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Nor'easter causes coastal flooding and widespread power outages

Nor'easter causes coastal flooding and widespread power outages

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10月19日まで。※適用条件あり
I report that a long-duration nor'easter is producing coastal flooding, damaging winds, and widespread power outages from the Carolinas to New England. We confirm one fatality in Brooklyn from a fallen tree and multiple injuries elsewhere in New York. I note roughly 50,300 customers without power in New Jersey, 34,900 in New York, about 28,000 in Connecticut, and about 9,700 in Massachusetts. We also report Hurricane Nolo as a Category 4 storm southwest of Honolulu, creating life‑threatening surf and inundation risks to low-lying atolls. I emphasize that CISA has added actively exploited Citrix NetScaler vulnerabilities to the known exploited vulnerabilities catalog with an urgent remediation deadline, and we advise agencies and utilities to prioritize patching immediately. We further note state disaster declarations, evacuations, shelter openings, and ongoing wildfire and flood concerns across multiple states.Key TakeawaysNor'easter response, Carolinas to New England. Coastal Flood Advisories and a New Jersey Flood Warning remain active into this afternoon, with about 123,000 customers out across New Jersey, New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts. Emergency declarations in both New York and New Jersey keep mutual aid, utility staging and debris resources available.Hatteras Island access. N.C. 12 remains severed at Pea Island, so the only surface link to Hatteras Island is the 24 hour Stumpy Point to Rodanthe ferry, restricted to essential personnel, critical vendors and permanent residents. Logistics and medical transport planning should assume two hour crossings and long queues.Hurricane Nolo. A category 4 storm southwest of Honolulu keeps a hurricane watch over Papahanaumokuakea, with atoll inundation expected and life-threatening surf on south-facing shores. Hawaii County shelters remain open and a statewide Wind Advisory is in effect.CISA remediation deadline. Two exploited Citrix NetScaler vulnerabilities carry a September 30 federal remediation date. Any agency, utility or hospital using NetScaler as a remote access gateway should patch or isolate this week.Wildfire posture. National preparedness level 2 with 16 uncontained large fires. The Second Street Fire near Benton City, Washington has destroyed seven structures and threatens energy infrastructure, and the Rafter 4B Fire near Eldorado, Texas is running with no containment.Southwest flood threat. Tropical moisture over the Desert Southwest puts Flood Watches over Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, Colorado, Kansas and the panhandles, with burn scars and slot canyons the primary concern.Water system disruption. The Eskridge, Kansas boil water advisory follows a control system failure and remains open until laboratory clearance, a reminder to check SCADA and pressure alarm coverage on small systems.SourcesNor'easter, Northeast and Mid-AtlanticNew York: Executive Order 63 disaster emergencyNew Jersey: Executive Order 25, state of emergencyNWS: New York active alertsNWS: New Jersey active alertsPowerOutage.us: current outage totalsWeather.com: nor'easter impacts and fatalityNorth CarolinaNCDOT: Stumpy Point to Rodanthe ferryNCDOT: press releases, N.C. 12 statusHurricane Nolo and HawaiiCPHC: Hurricane Nolo advisory 31Hawaii EMA: Hurricane Nolo updatesNWS: Hawaii active alertsHVO: Kilauea at Watch, orangeSouthwest and High Plains floodingNWS: Arizona active alertsNWS: Utah active alertsNWS: Texas active alertsNWS: Oklahoma active alertsWildfireNIFC: Incident Management Situation ReportCyberCISA: Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogAlaskaAVO: Great Sitkin and Shishaldin statusCaliforniaNWS: California active alertsKansasWIBW: KDHE boil water advisory, EskridgeAviationFAA: national airport status information
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