Severe Storm Ravages New England, Leaving Thousands Without Power
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More than 285,000 residents in Massachusetts are without power as heavy rains and strong winds hit southern New England. Flights departing from Logan Airport in Boston have been grounded until 1 p.m. due to the high winds. Inland and coastal flooding, as well as power outages from downed trees, are expected. Public transportation, including ferry services, has also been affected. National Grid has deployed additional crews to respond to the storm and restore power as quickly as possible.
- 83,000 without power in MA as storm brings heavy wind, rain Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News
- Here's what Boston meteorologists are saying about Monday's severe weather Boston.com
- Logan Airport issues temporary ground stop due to high winds CBS Boston
- Northeast storm: Flood and wind warnings affect schools, airlines The Associated Press
- PHOTOS: Storm damage across Southern New England WPRI.com
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