Heavy Rain in Northeastern US as Tropical Storm Henri Makes Landfall

Tropical Storm Henri is gone, but who is left to pay the clean

BOSTON (WWLP) - Lawmakers on Beacon Hill will soon begin assessing the financial burden of Tropical Storm Henri.Tropical Storm Henri knocked out power for thousands of Massachusetts residents and caused flood damage in almost every corner of the state, but the financial burden to put the Commonwealth back together falls more on the citizens than it does on the state. Power outage reported in Russell after tree and wires hit Jeep On Saturday,…

Rhode Island communities cleaning up after Henri

Henri came ashore as a tropical storm, causing damage that left tens of thousands of residents without power.

Tropical Storm Henri floods areas in Dunmore

Remnants of Tropical Storm Henri also caused some major flooding in Lackawanna County. Late last night in Dunmore, a geyser formed on South Blakely Street as storm sewers couldn’t handle all of the rain. Forcing water to shoot up through a manhole as seen in this video byChris Tigue of Dunmore. Caption: flood. Water also flooded nearby basements and parking lots.

After Tropical Storm Henri: Heavy rainfall closes beaches to swimming in Greenwich

As of Monday, the beaches were closed at Greenwich Point, Byram Beach, Island Beach and Great Captain's Island with the reopening “to be determined.”

Crews work to restore power to tens of thousands of people as Henri soaks the Northeast

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) - Utility crews are working to restore power to more than 65,000 customers across the Northeast and New England on Monday, after Tropical Storm Henri tore through the region and knocked out more power. 100,000 customers at its peak. Henri brought with it a storm surge that flooded the streets and powerful winds that downed trees and power lines, complicating restoration efforts Tens of thousands in the US remain without …

Thousands without power as Tropical Storm Henri impacts the Northeast - ABC Columbia

ABC NEWS– Tropical Storm Henri put more than 40 million people under flash food watches in the Northeast, and thousands are without power.ABC’s Reena Roy reports. Categories:National News Tags:Tropical Storm