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Last weekend's storm ravaged parts of the Maine coast, including Surry, where Perry's Lobster Company owner Seth Cote says the business's wharf was washed away by the high tide and strong winds.
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The National Weather Service said southeasterly winds and an inch and a half of rain could lead to coastal and river flooding.
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This is the third storm-related flooding to occur in a month, with storms on Dec. 18, Jan. 10, and Jan. 13. Andy Cutko, the Director of the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands, says he's never seen storms this frequent or intense.
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Coastal communities in southern Maine are still cleaning up from Saturday's storm that brought historic flooding and astronomical high tides.
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By 2050, with a foot of sea level rise expected, Sweet said coastal regions of the U.S. could see 45-70 flooding days, on average.
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(above) Commercial Street in Portland, Me. - It is not safe to walk or drive through flood waters - video credit: John Keimel/Maine PublicThis story will…
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Rain and snow-melt are creating flood spots around the state Sunday morning, especially throughout Northern Maine.Pat Maloit with the National Weather…
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Rising waters in Aroostook County are creating concern for residents of Westmanland. Friday afternoon Game wardens used a Maine Warden Service airboat to…
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GRAY, MAINE - Coastal Flooding is expected tonight into early tomorrow in southern Maine and New Hampshire. Forecasters have posted a coastal flood…