Thousands of customers were without power Monday afternoon as high winds ripped through Massachusetts.
The Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency reported that over 4,100 customers remained in the dark around midnight, down from a high of over 27,600 — see the map here.
More than 2,000 Connecticut customers also had no electricity, down from around 15,000 earlier. Late Monday night, about 3,300 households were without power in Maine, about 2,500 in New Hampshire, nearly 1,000 in Vermont and about 100 in Rhode Island.
Tuesday will be another windy day in New England. Watch the video to see what else to expect.
Police in Everett said power outages are impacting 911 services in the city, and Chelsea was answering their calls until power could be restored.
There have already been numerous reports of trees down on wires across the state, including in Wrentham, Holden and Norwell.
At Boston Logan International Airport, over 100 flights have been cancelled on Monday due to the winds, and another 228 have been delayed, according to FlightAware.
The weather forecast called for high winds, with gusts up to 50-60 mph, as the storm that dumped snow and ice across the area moves into the Gulf of Maine.
