The storm passes; The deadly 'surf continues

More than 150,000 homes and businesses in Maine and eastern Canada were left in the dark Sunday as winds of up to 50 mph lashed the remnants of the once-powerful Hurricane Lee.

Lee, once a Category 5 behemoth, was downgraded to a post-tropical storm but managed to maintain winds of 45 mph on Sunday. The storm was centered about 70 miles west of Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island, Canada, and was moving northeast at 22 mph.

Maine Gov. Jenelle Mills warned that high winds from the storm, combined with full canopy trees and saturated ground, will cause downed trees to be an ongoing problem. He urged residents to stay off the roads — and said those who must travel should avoid driving over downed trees or downed wires and obey road closure signs and barriers.

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