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On January 15, 1919, a molasses storage tank collapsed in Boston's North End, sending two million gallons of the substance flowing down the street, destroying property, and taking lives.

Forecast models continue to promise massive amounts of rain for Sunday, raising concerns about potential flooding for Maine.

You aren't going to believe this one.

Tropical Storm Elsa will weaken as it heads toward New England but could combine with another storm system to absolutely drench Maine on Friday

Video taken Short Sands Beach in York show flooding from the Nor'easter that looks like a scene out of an apocalyptic movie

Boston's crawling nightmare flood lives on in photographs from the Boston Fire Department archives.

With reports of flooding, closed streets, and other emergencies, the seacoast is battling another Nor'easter. However, the Portland Police Department made a humorous discovery this morning.

Flooding along the coast of Maine is a major concern today, as even Portland's Back Cove is being swallowed by the Atlantic

Stunning video from Warren, New Hampshire: This house got totally swept away down the Baker River after massive flooding associated with last night's storm and record rainfall.

Major flooding is occurring in Carrabassett Valley and across the state after last night's record storm left more than 500,000 Mainers without power.

It was a warm spring in 1987 which caused the snow to melt quicker than usual. Add that to a slow moving powerful rain, the rivers and streams couldn't handle the excess water which caused them to crest. What followed was a flood like the state had never seen...

Video from way up in the County... a bear actually climbed a tree to get away from flood waters in Fort Fairfield!

It was 30 years ago Saturday, April 1st, that Maine had one of the most devastating floods in history...