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Thousands of people were still without power in Massachusetts Monday morning after storms tore through the area over the weekend. As of 6 a.m. Monday, 6,083 people were without power in the state, according to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency. Cleanup efforts are underway, including on Columbia Road in Malden where a large tree fell onto a home. Another hard-hit…

Thousands of people were left without power Monday morning after storms tore through the area over the weekend.

There were dozens of calls for help in Wakefield on Sunday after a fast-moving storm that left widespread damage.

Crews are cleaning up after high winds from Tropical Storm Isaias wreaked havoc across New England, tearing down trees and causing widespread power outages throughout the region.

Cleanup efforts were underway Monday after severe thunderstorms rocked parts of Massachusetts overnight, knocking out power for nearly 3,000 people. Powerful thunderstorms came through with torrential rain and hail in some places late Sunday. Approximately 687 people were still without power Monday as of 7 a.m., according to MEMA. The National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm warnings in Essex, Middlesex…

Powerful thunderstorms ripped through the region overnight, causing damage in multiple communities and leaving thousands without power in Massachusetts.

The emergency room at Norwood Hospital could be closed for several weeks after flooding Sunday forced the entire facility to temporarily shutdown. The town’s General Manager Tony Mazzucco said that it could be four to six weeks before they can reopen under the best case scenario, and likely even longer for the rest of the hospital. The hospital temporarily...

Norwood Hospital remains closed after water poured into the basement Sunday, damaging the building’s mechanical room and cutting off power.

Many in Westford have been without power for over 24 hours, as residents deal with severe damage to their homes, downed power lines, and road closures.

Nearly 140,000 customers in Massachusetts, Connecticut and New Hampshire were without power Friday after harsh wind gusts battered the region overnight. Trees toppled and utility poles were down as winds of up to 55 mph blew through New England on Halloween. In Massachusetts alone, more than 37,000 customers woke up to no power Friday. In New Hampshire, that number was at about 15,000.

A small but severe thunderstorm hit parts of Western Maine Monday night, leaving dozens of downed trees, a burning home, and a crashed tractor trailer.

A storm hit parts of Western Maine, taking down trees that caused power outages, property damage, road closures, and even a tractor trailer accident and chemical spill in Fryeburg. In Raymond, a lightning strike sparked a house fire.