"Governor Mills Declares State of Emergency as Hurricane Lee Threatens New England and Atlantic Canada"
Governor Mills has declared a State of Emergency in anticipation of Hurricane Lee's landfall in Maine, requesting a Presidential Emergency Disaster Declaration from President Biden. The declaration states that the hurricane could bring high winds, heavy rains, and dangerous conditions, posing a threat to public safety and property. The Governor seeks access to federal resources and personnel to assist in the response to the storm, which could cause flooding, wind damage, power outages, and infrastructure damage. Maine's utilities warn of potential extensive power outages due to high winds and weakened tree health. The state is coordinating with various agencies and urging residents to prepare for the storm.
- Governor Mills Declares State of Emergency in Anticipation of Hurricane Lee & Requests Presidential Emergency Disaster Declaration from President Biden | Office of Governor Janet T. Mills Maine.gov
- Hurricane Lee lashing Bermuda before striking coastal New England and Atlantic Canada CNN
- Myrtle Beach under rare high surf advisory. Dangerous waves and rip currents expected Myrtle Beach Sun News
- Lee Sideswipe Saturday Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News
- Maine can expect power outages and tree damage when Lee hits Saturday Lewiston Sun Journal
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