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State officials activated the states Emergency Operations Center Thursday as a powerful spring storm left nearly 175,000 households without power.

Wet, heavy snow has lead to thousands of power outages across the region, and several slide-off crashes have led to major roadways being closed.

Tens Of Thousands Lose Power After Spring Snow Blankets New Hampshire - Concord, NH - NH Homeland Security and Emergency Management activated its ops center; more than 40,000 still without power; restoration times vary; more.

In western Massachusetts, heavy rains caused a sewer overflow in Greenfield Saturday night, causing untreated sewage to flow into stretches of the Green, Deerfield, and Connecticut rivers.

More than 39,000 customers are without power across New Hampshire as daylong snow and freezing rain swept the region. “Crews are out working hard to restore...

Severe weather conditions resulted in significant delays across airports in New York City.

Approximately 12,500 customers in Massachusetts were without power Thursday, according to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency’s outage map, and more than 14,000 customers were without power in N.H.

Housands of New Englanders lost power Thursday morning as a storm brought strong winds to the region overnight.

New Hampshire emergency officials issued advice on staying safe in high winds as more than 14,000 people woke up Thursday morning without power.

6,000 Granite Staters Remain Without Power Due To Blustery Winds - Concord, NH - Update: Wind gusts up to 50 mph in New Hampshire have led to outages at three of the four electric utilities on Thursday morning.