The term Nor'easter refers to
A)The residents of the most Northeastern part of Canada,Newfoundland.
B)Winter storms that move in from the northeast and bring heavy snowfall.
C)Heavy fogs the move in from the northeast along with the cold Labrador Current.
D)Tropical storms that bring high winds and heavy rains to the Atlantic Periphery in late summer and early fall.

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Nor'easters are winter storms that move in from the northeast and bring heavy snowfall. They are characterized by strong winds that come from the north and northeast, and they often cause coastal flooding due to their combination of high winds and high tides. While Nor'easters can occur at any time during the winter months, they are most common between January and March along the East Coast of the United States.

The Term Nor'easter Refers to