Nor'easter Floods Northeast Coast, Cuts Power and Drives Shark into New Jersey Streets

A slow-moving nor'easter battered the US northeast coast on Sunday, flooding neighborhoods, knocking out power, and driving wildlife onto submerged streets.

• The slow-moving storm killed a New York City Housing Authority worker on Saturday and cut power to more than 100,000 customers across the northeast and mid-Atlantic.
• More than 250 flights were canceled at Boston Logan by Sunday morning as wind gusts reached 40 mph, according to the Massachusetts Port Authority.
• Shark researcher Greg Skomal told ABC that a shark swimming through Surf City, New Jersey, floodwaters was a small, harmless smooth dogfish common in those waters.
• National Weather Service lead forecaster Bob Oravec said tidal flooding would persist through high-tide cycles Sunday night as the storm gradually weakened.