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Maine's water damage risk includes both coastal storm exposure and river flooding tied to its cold climate. Nor'easter storms can bring heavy rain and coastal flooding to the state's extensive shoreline, while inland rivers are prone to ice jam flooding during the late winter and early spring thaw, a documented risk across many of the state's smaller waterways. Heavy rainfall events, like the widespread April 1987 floods, have also caused significant river flooding across the state.