A severe nor’easter has struck the East Coast, resulting in significant coastal flooding and impacting multiple states. At least three fatalities have been reported as the storm continues to batter areas like New Jersey and New York. New Jersey has declared a state of emergency, with parts of the Jersey Shore experiencing their highest water levels since Hurricane Sandy. Strong winds exceeding 65 mph have contributed to thousands of power outages and road closures, while major flooding threats have inundated more than half of the New Jersey coastline. In New York City, the Columbus Day Parade was canceled due to the weather conditions, and areas are bracing for further rainfall and wind as the storm continues its path. Emergency measures have been taken across the region, with water rescues reported in heavily affected areas.