Today’s nor’easter caused havoc throughout Westport. This was the scene at Burying Hill Beach. (Photo/Nico Eisenberger)
The wind and full moon whipped the water all the way to the Compo Beach parking lot. (Photo/Ian Warburg)
Water rose nearly to the top of the Sherwood Mill Pond tidal gates. (Photo/Robin Tauck)
Today’s nor’easter damaged this 1915 Compo Cove house. It’s weathered many previous ones too. (Photo/Robin Tauck)
On the other side of the Mill Pond, waves lashed Old Mill Beach at Compo Cove. (Photo/Robin Tauck)
A flooded yard at Old Mill Beach … (Photo/Matt Murray)
… and, behind Old Mill, the garage for Compo Cove residents was under water. (Photo/Matt Murray)
A backyard on Stony Point Road. It’s behind the high wall near the train station eastbound parking lot, by the Saugatuck River. (Photo/Richard Jaffe)
Today’s storm brought the Chipper B — the abandoned vessel near Saugatuck Harbor Yacht Club — another 10 feet closer to shore. (Photo/Jennifer Seymour)