More than 100,000 homes and businesses in Maine and New Hampshire are still without power after a storm caused widespread outages. Restoration efforts are ongoing, but some customers may not have service restored until Monday or Tuesday.
Power restoration efforts in Maine and New Hampshire entered another day on Saturday with more than 100,000 homes and businesses still in the dark several days after a storm brought powerful winds and heavy, wet snow. Maine 's largest electric utility warned that some customers might not have service restored until Monday or Tuesday, despite the efforts of 1,125 line crews and 400 tree-cutting crews, officials said.
The bulk of the power outages — more than 150,000 at the start of Saturday — were in southern Maine, while New Hampshire had more than 10,000 homes and businesses without electricity. Central Maine Power reported that it had more than 5,000 damage reports that workers needed to resolve during the storm, and more than 300 utility poles were broken, said Jonathan Breed, a company spokesperson. It has been a rough year winter and spring in Maine, the nation's most heavily forested stat
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