Hundreds of thousands are without power as officials across the state of Maine urged residents to stay home during Monday’s windstorm. Residents across the state saw inland gusts around 40-50 mph. Near the coast, gusts were around 60-65 mph.POWER OUTAGE MAPPower outages continue and rain, mixed with melting snowpack, has brought inland river flooding. Numerous roads are impassable with water over the road or the roadway washed away. A flood warning has been issued through Monday night for most of south and central Maine. Watch out for small streams and poor drainage areas to have standing or rushing water.The threat of coastal flooding has now passed.Augusta Fire-Rescue, as well as the Androscoggin Sheriff’s Office have urged residents to stay home. Monday’s storm has made many roads impassable, knocking down trees and wires.
Hundreds of thousands are without power as officials across the state of Maine urged residents to stay home during Monday’s windstorm.
Residents across the state saw inland gusts around 40-50 mph. Near the coast, gusts were around 60-65 mph.
POWER OUTAGE MAP
Power outages continue and rain, mixed with melting snowpack, has brought inland river flooding. Numerous roads are impassable with water over the road or the roadway washed away.
A flood warning has been issued through Monday night for most of south and central Maine. Watch out for small streams and poor drainage areas to have standing or rushing water.
The threat of coastal flooding has now passed.
Augusta Fire-Rescue, as well as the Androscoggin Sheriff’s Office have urged residents to stay home. Monday’s storm has made many roads impassable, knocking down trees and wires.