The first nor’easter of the season left a path of destruction in communities along the South Shore. SkyRanger gives an aerial tour of the damage.
A nor'easter left widespread damage in parts of Massachusetts Wednesday as high winds and heavy rain caused trees and branches to fall on homes and power lines and surf threw boats onto the shore.
NBC10 Boston's SkyRanger flew over the South Shore Thursday, capturing the extent of the wreckage in Marshfield, Cohasset, Quincy, Plymouth and Norwell. Boats were tossed onto land and roofs ripped off of buildings.
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More than 250,000 people remained without power on Thursday afternoon -- it could take days for it to be restored, officials have said.
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