Rivers in Maine are running high after heavy rain Sunday and overnight, but no widespread flooding is expected.
Much of the state remains under a flood warning as the storm slowly pulls away into eastern Canada, the National Weather Service said.
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High water on the Presumpscot River flows over Westbrook's Saccarappa Falls following last night's heavy rains. John Ewing/Staff Photographer
Heavy rain fell at times Sunday and strong gusty winds caused some power outages, but Central Maine Power said today that only a few isolated areas remain without power.
The National Weather Service said a few showers may linger into tonight and unsettled and colder than normal temperatures are expected through the rest of the week.
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