PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Colder weather began to return Thursday after a storm that swept up the East Coast delivered a blow to New England, packing powerful gusts that knocked out power along with a deluge of rain and warming temperatures that washed away snow and dampened ski resorts.

A storm that swept up the East Coast delivered a blow to New England, packing powerful gusts that knocked out power along with a deluge of rain and warming temperatures

A body has been found in the search for former England rugby international Tom Voyce, who went missing in an area flooded during Storm Darragh. Police feared the 43-year-old had died after being ‘swept away’ in an ‘extremely tragic incident’.

Police previously said Tom Voyce, 43, had tried to cross a flood-swollen river in Northumberland when his car was pulled along with the current during Storm Darragh.

Soaking rain is forecast in two big waves Wednesday with occasional thunderstorms and the potential for flooding.

The National Weather Service says there is a strong possibility of power outages and flooding from Wednesday's storm, which is expected to last through the night.

Plan for a very rough afternoon & evening with torrential rain and very strong winds! The evening commute will be a tough one! Also, the eastern 1/3 of Connecticut should have a power outage