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The Timing and Impact of Tuesday's Nor'easter, in One Color-Coded Graphic

The when, where and how of the big storm

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Rain drops on a bus window driving through Boston

Tuesday's nor'easter is scheduled to bring big wind and waves to New England over the next 24 hours. But making sense of exactly when and where the storm is going to hit can be complicated.

So the National Weather Service worked up this handy, color-coded timeline to show you not only when it will hit, but what type of impact you'll see.

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As you can see from the graphic above, rain will continue throughout the day on Tuesday, with the heaviest part of the storm felt on Tuesday night. Heavy rain, flooding and strong to damaging winds that could knock out power are among the possible impacts.

Things will start to quiet down a bit on Wednesday morning, though some heavy rain and flooding potential continues. Wind gusts should also begin to die down.

But don't get too comfortable, because another potential nor'easter is expected to impact the region later this week. Stay tuned to our First Alert Weather Team for the latest details.

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