A crash in Billerica led to power outages in the surrounding area early Tuesday morning, according to authorities. All outages were restored before 6 a.m., according to National Grid. About 2,000 National Grid customers were without power initially following the incident, according to company’s website. A single-car accident around 1:45 a.m. caused a pole to snap near 14 Webb Brook…

Communities all across New England are in cleanup mode and thousands of customers remain without power after two nor’easters hit the region within a week.

Thousands of northern New Englanders are still without power a day after a storm dumped heavy wet snow in parts of the region. More than 38,000 homes and businesses in Vermont, more than 14,000 in Maine and about 8,000 in New Hampshire were without service Wednesday morning.

More than 25,000 customers remained without power across New England Thursday afternoon after strong wind gusts overnight caused many downed trees and utility poles.

Eversource continued to restore power on Saturday, but with workers 30 feet in the air and the wind not letting up, the restoration process is proving to be difficult.

More than 47,000 customers were still without power in Massachusetts Saturday morning after heavy snow from a second March nor’easter took down tree limbs and power lines in many communities earlier in the week.

The second major storm in less than a week has utility crews in Massachusetts scrambling to keep up with the number of power outages.

An intensifying storm system is bringing high impact weather to our six state region.

The NBC Boston and necn Early Warning Weather Team continues an Early Warning Weather Alert for our area into Wednesday.