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TweetMATTAWAMKEAG, Maine — Waters along the Mattawamkeag River have receded to a point where the National Weather Service has canceled flood warnings.
The weather service canceled the warnings for the river in northern Penobscot County shortly before 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
The river’s stage was at 14.5 feet Tuesday morning, according to the weather service.
Water levels are expected to remain high for several days but flooding is not expected.
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