Lee, now a nor'easter, lashes New England and Canadian coastline
A dangerous storm surge will produce coastal flooding in Atlantic Canada, accompanied by large and destructive waves, forecasters said.
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A dangerous storm surge will produce coastal flooding in Atlantic Canada, accompanied by large and destructive waves, forecasters said.
Severe conditions were predicted as a possibility across portions of New England and Canada, where the storm is projected to make landfall.
The storm, downgraded from hurricane to post-tropical cyclone, was expected to make landfall near or just east of the U.S.-Canada border.
Storm Lee is toppling trees and cutting power to tens of thousands as it lashes New England and eastern Canada even with its center still not ashore. It is threatening
Storm Lee toppled trees and cut power to tens of thousands Saturday as its outer bands began hitting coastal New England and eastern Canada, threatening hurricane-force winds, dangerous surf and torrential rains as its center spun closer.