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(Providence-AP) -- The wind is still blowing today but it won't be as breezy as it's been.

Wind gusts reached 60 miles per hour in Richmond.

Residents were dealing with fallen trees and downed power lines.

In other areas gusts of 40 miles per hour made the air feel cool and stirred up leaves and other debris.

The winds will be dying down in coming days.

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