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Violent nor’easter hammers NYC and surrounding region, leaving 1 dead in carnage

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By Shane Galvin Verified, Georgett Roberts Verified, Joseph Barberio
| Bay Area Daily News
Posted by Shane Galvin, Georgett Roberts, Joseph Barberio on September 26, 2026 Tags: Categories: Other News A violent nor’easter slammed NYC, killing a 56-year-old Brooklyn man and leaving over 100,000 homes across the region without power. US News – Latest Breaking Headlines, Photos & Videos | New York Post
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Violent nor’easter hammers NYC and surrounding region, leaving one dead in carnage Original

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By Shane Galvin Verified, Georgett Roberts Verified, Joseph Barberio
| New York Post Verified
A violent nor’easter pummeled New York City and the region Saturday, bringing drenching rain and powerful winds — and toppling a tree that fatally struck a Brooklyn man. The 56-year-old suffered “trauma throughout his body” when gusts that reached 45 mph downed the tree on Euclid Avenue in East New York around 3:30 p.m., police said.
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Europeans take in rare total eclipse as sunny holiday hotspots briefly turn to darkness: photos

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By Joseph Barberio
| New York Post Verified
Europeans in select countries woke up from their midday naps and took a break from their summer holidays to catch a view of a rare total solar eclipse on Wednesday. The eclipse’s path of totality went over parts of northern Russia, Greenland, Iceland, Portugal and then Spain before ending over the Mediterranean Sea, according to NASA. The moon partially covering the sun during the solar eclipse seen from Berlin, Germany on Aug. 12, 2026.
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