East Coast
Coverage of East Coast in the Nexus archive.
- In-N-Out gives major update about its expansion... but East Coast fans are still left out in the cold
In-N-Out has provided a major update regarding its expansion plans, but fans on the East Coast remain excluded. The article highlights the company's expansion news and the disappointment of East Coast customers.
- El Niño surges toward 'monster' territory, signaling an active winter for East and West coasts
El Niño is surging toward 'monster' territory, indicating an active winter for the East and West coasts. The phenomenon signals increased winter activity along both coasts.
- 25 dead in ongoing heat wave as storms bring flood and wind threats to the East Coast
25 people have died in an ongoing heat wave, while storms are causing flood and wind threats on the East Coast. A young visitor in Washington, D.C. shielded themselves from the sun during July 4th celebrations.
- Trump nods at Taylor on social media
Trump made social media posts referencing Taylor Swift, described as a mix of trolling and homage, as both are hosting major events this weekend during an East Coast heat wave.
- A divided US celebrates 250th birthday as heatwave bears down on East Coast
The US is celebrating the 250th anniversary of its independence amid a heatwave affecting the East Coast. A fireworks show in Washington is scheduled after a speech by President Donald Trump.
- Washington DC’s Fourth of July parade canceled due to soaring temperature
Washington DC’s Fourth of July parade was canceled due to an extreme heat warning issued by the National Weather Service. The event, organized by the National Park Service, was scheduled for Saturday but was called off as high temperatures affected the east coast.
- Record heat engulfs parts of the U.S. ahead of July 4th
Record heat in the U.S. East Coast is disrupting travel, straining the energy grid, and altering July 4th celebrations. European health authorities have linked thousands of excess deaths to the record heat. Jeff Goodell and Amna Nawaz discuss the impacts.
- Bill Snyder: When will the heat wave end?
Bill Snyder, a WGN-TV weather producer, discusses the ongoing heat wave with John Landecker, noting the East Coast is experiencing higher temperatures and providing the 4th of July weekend forecast.
- Holiday heatwave to hit 250 million Americans — with at least 36 states set to bake
A holiday heatwave is expected to affect 250 million Americans across at least 36 states, with the East Coast facing multiple days of triple-digit temperatures.
- Millions of Americans face dangerous temperatures
A severe heat wave is affecting the East Coast and Midwest, with hundreds of cities potentially hitting record highs. Over 175 million Americans face major or extreme heat risk by Friday, according to the National Weather Service.
- July 1: Chance for afternoon showers and storms
South Florida may experience stray showers on July 1, 2026, with partly cloudy skies and light winds. By Thursday, a sun/cloud mix and morning showers along the east coast are expected, followed by afternoon storms as temperatures reach the low 90s.
- Heat wave to increase ER visits as temperatures continue to rise
A heat wave is affecting the East Coast, leading to increased ER visits due to illness when precautions are not taken. High temperatures are contributing to the rise in health-related emergencies.
- Millions of Americans could experience hottest July 4th ever
Millions of Americans may face record-breaking heat for the July 4th holiday, with heat index readings reaching 100 to 115 degrees in the Midwest and East Coast due to extreme heat and humidity.
- Around 162 million under heat alerts
Brutal heat affecting 162 million people spans more than half the country, with record temperatures and humidity in the Midwest to the East Coast. Massive wildfires in Utah and Colorado produce visible smoke plumes. NBC News reporter Shaquille Brewster covers the situation from Chicago.
- It looks like an In-N-Out but take a closer glimpse... it's actually a bonkers creation on the East Coast
A structure resembling In-N-Out Burger on the East Coast is revealed to be an unusual and unconventional creation. The article highlights the visual similarity to the fast-food chain but emphasizes its distinct and bizarre nature.
- Woman creates her own In-N-Out restaurant, complete with drive-thru
A woman on the East Coast created her own In-N-Out Burger restaurant with a drive-thru to replicate the dining experience. The initiative was driven by her desire to have the In-N-Out experience unavailable in her region.
- Woman creates her own In-N-Out restaurant, complete with drive-thru
A woman created her own In-N-Out Burger restaurant on the East Coast, complete with a drive-thru to replicate the fast-food experience.
- Woman creates her own In-N-Out restaurant, complete with drive-thru
Grace Lewis, founder of Crazy Korean Cooking, built her own version of In-N-Out Burger in New York to replicate the West Coast chain's experience for East Coast residents. The creation, complete with a drive-thru, has gone viral.
- Remains of short-lived Tropical Storm Arthur hit East Coast as historic flooding ravages millions
The remains of Tropical Storm Arthur are impacting the East Coast with historic flooding, following catastrophic flooding on the Gulf Coast that inundated homes, streets, and offices.
- The channel into Norfolk Harbor is now 55 feet deep, making it the deepest port on East Coast
Norfolk Harbor's channel has been deepened to 55 feet, making it the deepest port on the East Coast. A billion-dollar project is expanding the port's capacity, with an official calling the new depth the 'crown jewel' of the initiative.
- Multiple tornadoes leave a path of destruction across the Midwest
More than a dozen tornadoes left a path of destruction across the Midwest with damage reported in Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. The East Coast is facing sweltering temperatures. NBC News' Maggie Vespa has the latest.
- Midwest storms blamed for Iowa death, scores of power outages while dangerous heat hits the East
Severe storms in the Midwest caused a death in Iowa, hundreds of thousands of power outages, and over a thousand flight delays. Tornadoes were reported in Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, and Illinois, damaging structures including an animal shelter in Illinois. The East Coast faces dangerous heat and potential record temperatures.
- June 10: Summer heat builds, storm chances remain low
Summer heat is building with highs in the upper 80s, feeling like the upper 90s due to humidity. Rain chances are low, with heavier activity near the west coast around Naples and scattered showers on the east coast. Storm chances may increase by the weekend, but no advisories are issued for boaters or beachgoers.
- Record-high temps threaten to roast over 100 million people along East Coast
Record-high temperatures are expected to affect over 100 million people along the East Coast as strong southerly winds bring heat and humidity to New England, according to the FOX Forecast Center.
- Get set for a painted lady summer: big year for orange butterflies in Britain
Painted lady butterflies are arriving in record numbers in Britain due to heatwaves and favorable winds, marking the largest migration in 17 years. Migrant insects have been spotted in large numbers along the east coast, with their rapid movement adding color to the summer.
- A meteor causes loud boom as it enters atmosphere and breaks apart over New England
A meteor entered Earth's atmosphere and exploded over New England on Saturday, producing a loud boom heard across much of the East Coast. The event occurred just north of Boston, as reported by news outlets.
- WATCH: Mysterious loud booms shake East Coast
Mysterious loud booms were heard over the past several days across the East Coast, from New England to South Carolina. The source and cause of the booms remain unexplained.
- Loud Boom in Boston Area Puzzles Residents
A loud boom occurred in the Boston area on Saturday, marking the second such event in a week on the East Coast. Residents are puzzled by the cause of the explosion.
- Stormy weather pours down on the East Coast this Memorial Day
Stormy weather is affecting the East Coast, with thunderstorms disrupting Memorial Day plans through Monday. Widespread thunderstorms are causing concerns for outdoor events and travel.
- Wet storms expected to dampen Memorial Day weekend plans for millions on the East Coast
Memorial Day weekend plans on the East Coast are at risk as thunderstorms are projected to impact the region. Wet weather could disrupt outdoor activities and travel arrangements for millions.
- Brain drain as best and brightest graduates from America's top colleges flee insane costs on the East Coast for the South
Top graduates from America's elite colleges are relocating from the East Coast to the South due to exorbitant costs. The brain drain is driven by financial considerations. The shift affects the demographic makeup of both regions.
- Gas companies will be forced to set aside local supply under major Labor shakeup
The Albanese government has announced an east coast gas reservation policy requiring gas producers to set aside 20% of export volumes for domestic use. This policy aims to increase supplies and reduce prices for households and businesses on the east coast. The scheme is part of a broader overhaul of the gas sector regulation mechanisms.
- In-N-Out CEO breaks her silence on the long-awaited East Coast expansion plans for 'America's best burger'
The CEO of In-N-Out Burger, Lynsi Snyder, has finally addressed the long-planned East Coast expansion, which has been a topic of speculation for years. The chain, known as 'America's best burger,' is set to enter new markets, marking a significant step in its growth strategy.
- WATCH: 7 twisters reported across Heartland as East Coast heats up
Seven tornadoes were reported across the Heartland region as severe weather including heavy rain and hail impacts the central United States. Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee is monitoring the developing storm system.