As the nor'easter storm approaches, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has delayed and grounded flights on the East Coast, including John F. Kennedy International Airport, Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, and Boston Logan International Airport. The storm is expected to hit with over 50 mph wind gusts, heavy rains, and coastal flooding.

According to CNN meteorologists , the storm is slowly moving north, tracking up the mid-Atlantic coast, disrupting air travel at major airports and threatening ocean waters to push into homes and roads "multiple times through Monday."

The nor'easter is a large-scale extratropical storm that originated as a low-pressure area, with the wind direction blowing from the northeast.

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