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Lee targets New England, eastern Canada with wind, roiling seas - Vimarsana News

Lee targets New England, eastern Canada with wind, roiling seas

New England harbors and fishing villages are being emptied of boats as the region prepares for Hurricane Lee. The water-logged region is getting ready for tropical-storm-force wind gusts that will

After days of heavy rain, flooding and tornadoes in New England, Hurricane Lee up next - Vimarsana News

After days of heavy rain, flooding and tornadoes in New England, Hurricane Lee up next

After several days of torrential rain, flooding, sinkholes and tornadoes, New England is preparing for something more dangerous lurking offshore — Hurricane Lee. As the Category 1 system swirled southwest

Source: omaha.com
Hurricane Lee barrels toward New England, forcing fishermen to flee rough seas - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Lee barrels toward New England, forcing fishermen to flee rough seas

Hurricane Lee has forced fishermen in New England and eastern Canada to retreat back into their harbors as the powerful storm is expected to batter the coastline when it makes landfall this weekend.

Source: nypost.com
Hurricane Lee's Heavy Rains And Winds Set To Hit New England, Canada - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Lee's Heavy Rains And Winds Set To Hit New England, Canada

The storm is projected to be more than 400 miles wide with tropical-storm-force winds when it reaches land creating worries of power outages in Maine

As Hurricane Lee nears landfall, New England, Canada on alert, brace for heavy rain - Vimarsana News

As Hurricane Lee nears landfall, New England, Canada on alert, brace for heavy rain

The storm is projected to be more than 400 miles wide with tropical-storm-force winds when it reaches land, creating worries of power outages in Maine, the nation’s most heavily forested state.