Powerful winds with gusts up to 68 miles per hour hit New England on Monday, causing havoc and prompting high wind advisories to be in place until Tuesday. Massachusetts experienced gusts up to 58 mph, leading to closed roads and downed power lines. The National Weather Service issued warnings for strong winds of up to 60 mph in Connecticut and Rhode Island. The Massachusetts Department of Transportation imposed speed limits and vehicle restrictions on the Mass Pike due to the dangerous conditions. A high wind warning and cold weather advisory were issued for several counties in the state until Tuesday evening, with wind chills as low as -15 degrees. Off the coast, storm watches and gale warnings were issued, indicating rough conditions at sea. Additionally, an avalanche warning was issued for Mount Washington and the White Mountains due to dangerous conditions. Residents were urged to take precautions and stay safe during the extreme weather conditions.
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