Nor'easters, powerful storms that impact the northeastern United States, are intensifying due to rising sea surface temperatures. Similar to the trend observed with hurricanes further south, these storms are becoming more potent and destructive. Scientists attribute this increased intensity to the warming ocean, which provides more energy to fuel these weather systems. The trend poses a significant threat to coastal communities in New England, increasing the risk of flooding, erosion, and property damage. Mitigation efforts and adaptation strategies are crucial to address the escalating impacts of these increasingly powerful storms.