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L Henri Aftermath: Thousands still without power, mostly in Chariho towns By Dale P. Faulkner and Jason Vallee Sun staff writers Aug 23, 2021 Updated 11 hrs ago 0 1 of 46 Buy Now A crew with Davey Tree Services works on clearing a huge downed tree that brought down power lines along Route 3 in Westerly on Monday, August 23, 2021, a day after Tropical Storm Henri battered the region Harold Hanka, This time, it mattered where you were. Depending on where you live, Tropical Storm Henri, which hit the region head-on Sunday, was a different beast. In Hopkinton, Richmond and Charlestown, east of the eye of the storm, the storm tangled wires and downed tree limbs, knocking out power to the vast majority of those towns’ residents. Westerly, which was “ground zero,” it wasn’t as bad. And in Stonington and North Stonington, very few problems were reported. 'A lot of work to be done' In Hopkinton, residents and first responders were left almost entirely in the dark by the time the storm moved out of the region on Sunday afternoon. Heavy winds caused considerable damage to countless trees, Hopkinton Police Capt. Mark Carrier said, and numerous roads were either partially or entirely blocked by debris. Carrier said that as of mid-morning on Monday, emergency officials were still working with town highway staff and Rhode Island Department of Transportation crews to identify and address priority needs within the community. He said there "was a lot of work to be done," and said officials were racing the clock to get things repaired before warmer weather moves in later this week. "We are still not out of the clear," Carrier said in a phone interview Monday morning. "There are a few roads that are impassable, some trees and wires still down in places, and we are aware of sections where people may potentially be blocked in. We are trying to address all of it as quickly as we can."

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Took me an hour to clean out the pool from all the leaves but under Bahama Blues it was not bad. Looks like a jungle gone mad with all the grape vines flipped over. Lost some pepper plants to the wind. SRI is a huge mess. Still tons of roads closed and trees down everywhere.

Well they were Hurricanes but clearly delineated as Tropical storms at LF. Look at any hurricane they are labeled as hurricane tracks, Tropical storms are labeled as Tropical storm tracks

He right there on the graphic says Tropical storms. Thats my hometown, ground zero for 38 and 54 hurricanes and worst damage in RI from Sandy

Every time? Lol geezuz you guys lol. I do have a shit ton of relatives but only remember posting pics of my brothers farm in Cali???

Low T? That explains a lot

I don't get it

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By a spotter in that warned area? Are you an owl?

Lol. They are homebound as the wire might be live. He disconnected his main and is on a generator but not going anywhere until National grid shows up

Tornado spotted

Cmon Mr Eaves

Flash flood warnings

Um gravity waves, sun, instability, gonna have to watch this afternoon here

My buds house in Ashaway. I bet every Oak looks like this inside. I haven't seen one healthy oak either fallen or cut up.

Suns out guns out

Moldy stuff. I will be power washing house and deck in September before fall sets in for sure.

Some blue sky opening up but its raining ugh

So humid here water is condensing on everything

Stunk stank stunk ugly muggy morning

Yikes but yea all it takes us one tree to make a storm memorable

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