northeaster , auch: nor'easter

It has received much local attention due to erosion by a northeaster.

With the northeaster season having begun, they are hoping their houses and the road will hold up.

Fire officials said on Thursday that the building might have been weakened by the recent northeaster.

The effect is a virtual northeaster of large, curled brown leaves.

We just had that small northeaster come through, and the beaches are gone."

They settle in for lobster and the northeaster blows away.

A two story house is located at the northeaster corner of the square facing west.

In 1993, he published his most successful work, Northeaster, an epic novel.

The day of the gathering was fraught by the most severe northeaster in years.

A huge northeaster hit March 6 through 9, drenching the coast.

After the northeaster, the museum needed a pocketful of miracles.

"It's a textbook case of the way a northeaster develops," he said.

Few of these big structures have been baptized by a hurricane or northeaster.

But every time we seem to be getting truly serious about that project, the need for it is blown away by a wild northeaster.

They moved in April, during a northeaster, the wind blowing the rain sideways.

But it was really a northeaster - a winter storm with winds off the Atlantic.

By the new scale, the Halloween storm was the most powerful northeaster they measured.

The two politicians met on Dec. 11, 1992, the day of the worst northeaster to hit the area in nearly half a century.

The new terrain is as unpredictable as the next northeaster.

Formally, it was a northeaster, whose winds off the ocean drove water onto land.

Nor could this northeaster have done what it did on its own, as a hurricane could.

Earlier I was beating in against a northeaster, with all the forts firing at me.

Beyond the rocks in "Northeaster" is a precipitous drop into the sea.

If it has, in fact, occurred, as it did with the northeaster of 1991, that is fine.

Take the big northeaster of 1992, for instance.