Storm Lee, previously a hurricane, brought strong winds, heavy rain, and storm surge to New England and eastern Canada. The storm caused power outages and toppled trees, with Maine being particularly affected. The storm was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone but still posed a threat. It made landfall in the Maine-New Brunswick border and was expected to move across Atlantic Canada. The region has already experienced a wet summer, and Lee's high winds added to the damage. The storm resembled a nor'easter and caused power outages several hundred miles from its center. Federal aid has been declared for Massachusetts.

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