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- 1Nor'easter floods Northeast, cuts power to over 100,000●Powerful nor’easter floods Northeast, leaves over 100,000 without power as high tides threaten coast
A powerful nor'easter is battering the US Northeast, flooding coastal areas and leaving more than 100,000 customers without power. High tides are threatening shoreline communities as the storm pushes water inland. Residents and officials are monitoring rising water and working to restore electricity as conditions worsen along the coast.
- 2King tides flood South Florida streets with more to come▼King tides deluge South Florida streets. There’s more flooding to come
King tides are inundating streets across South Florida, with water pooling in low-lying neighborhoods in and around Miami. Forecasters and officials warn that the seasonal flooding is expected to continue and possibly worsen in the coming days as tides peak. Residents are being advised to prepare for standing water and street closures during this year's highest tides.
- 3Rising Tide Raises Seed Round for AI Property Management Push●Rising Tide Raises Seed Round to Bring AI, Capital to Property Management Market
Rising Tide has raised a seed funding round to bring artificial intelligence and capital solutions to the property management market. The startup aims to combine AI tools with financial support for property managers, positioning itself in a sector seeing growing investor interest in technology-driven modernisation. Details on investors and the amount raised have not yet been disclosed.
- 4New Jersey declares state of emergency as nor'easter pushes tides higher▼N.J. state of emergency: Rising tide from nor'easter raises concerns along the coast
New Jersey officials have declared a state of emergency as a nor'easter drives rising tides along the coast, prompting concern over coastal flooding. The declaration allows the state to mobilise resources and restrict travel if needed. Residents along the Jersey Shore are being warned to prepare for dangerous conditions, with communities closely monitoring water levels and possible evacuations as the storm intensifies.