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Tens of thousands of homes in New England have had their power knocked out due to the storm.

Low-lying areas in New Jersey and New York City are experiencing another round of flooding due to the storm.

A deadly nor'easter is pummeling the shoreline in the eastern U.S. for a second day, causing another round of flooding in low-lying areas in New Jersey and New York City and knocking out power to tens of thousands of homes in New England.

One resident described the current flooding as the worst they have seen in 10 years.

A powerful nor'easter is bringing relentless rain and wind, causing widespread flooding in parts of New Jersey.

A year ago, a combination of hurricanes and nor'easters hammered the North Carolina coastline, causing eight Outer Banks (OBX) homes to fall into the sea within a single week, with six of those homes falling into the sea within a 24-hour period.

The nor'easter is pummelling the East Coast, specifically stretching from the North Carolina Outer Banks up to New England.

The nor'easter has caused widespread power outages and flooding, and resulted in at least one death.

The fatality occurred in Brooklyn, within New York City, where a New York City Housing Authority employee was killed by a falling tree during the storm.

At least one person has died. Specifically, the New York City Housing Authority confirmed that one of its employees was killed by a falling tree in Brooklyn as the storm swept through the city.