As Tropical Storm Henri approached Rhode Island on Aug. 22, homeowners cleared their porches of furniture and battened down the hatches, fearing the havoc that high winds and torrential rain could bring. While the storm inflicted less damage than expected, trees and branches fell on homes, sheds and power lines, making for a messy situation.
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