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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — After a deluge of rain, flooding, sinkholes and tornadoes this week, New England is about to face Hurricane Lee.

The water-logged region prepared for 20-foot waves offshore and wind gusts up to 80 mph along with more rain.

Ahead of Lee's arrival, a state of emergency was declared for Maine and President Joe Biden granted a disaster declaration requested by Maine Gov. Janet Mills to ensure access to federal resources.

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — New England harbors and fishing villages were being emptied of boats — and some were becoming ghost towns — as commercial fishermen

BAR HARBOR, Maine (AP) — New England harbors and fishing villages were being emptied of boats — and some were becoming ghost towns — as commercial fishermen and recreational boaters

Days of wild weather that produced torrential rain, flooding, sinkholes and tornadoes in New England could be a prelude to something more dangerous lurking

A state of emergency was declared in Maine Thursday ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Lee this weekend, which prompted the National Weather Service to declare...

Maine was under its first hurricane watch in 15 years and a state of emergency declared Thursday by Gov. Janet Mills as Hurricane Lee approached.

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — New England harbors and fishing villages were being emptied of boats — and becoming ghost towns — as commercial fishermen and recreational boaters scrambled Friday to make final preparations for the arrival of Hurricane Lee, a storm threatening to bring tropical-storm-force wi

The storm is projected to be more than 400 miles (640 kilometers) wide with tropical-storm-force winds when it reaches land.