Strong winds, coastal flooding and power outages are disrupting communities across the Northeast as the storm continues through the weekend.

A powerful nor’easter is battering parts of the northeastern United States, bringing heavy rain, strong winds, coastal flooding and widespread power outages.

Around 100,000 customers were without electricity at one point Saturday, while flooding affected communities along the East Coast.

Communities affected

The storm has affected areas including parts of New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts and other northeastern states.

High winds and elevated water levels have created dangerous coastal conditions.

Some communities have experienced flooding on roads and near the coastline.

Travel disruptions

The storm has also affected transportation.

Flights, concerts and sporting events have been canceled or disrupted as authorities deal with the severe weather.

For residents and travelers, the combination of flooding, strong winds and power outages has created significant disruption.

Power outages remain a concern

Electricity infrastructure can be particularly vulnerable during strong coastal storms.

With thousands of customers affected, utility crews have been working to restore service while weather conditions remain difficult.

What happens next?

Forecasts indicate that difficult conditions will continue into Sunday.

Residents in affected coastal areas are being urged to monitor local weather and emergency guidance.

The storm is also being closely watched because of the combination of high winds, flooding and continued disruption to transportation.