First Fatality Reported in US Nor'easter as Winds Reach 100 km/h
The powerful nor'easter battering the northeastern United States has claimed the life of a man in New York, with severe weather forecast to persist through Monday.
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The powerful nor'easter battering the northeastern United States has claimed the life of a man in New York, with severe weather forecast to persist through Monday.
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