2011, a nor'easter in October left over 830,000 people statewide without power, also breaking the record set by Gloria. In New Hampshire, most power outages were quickly restored, and all were restored within six days. In Maine, all power outages were restored in 11 days. After the storm, President Ronald Reagan declared several counties in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts as federal disaster areas. This declaration allowed those counties to apply for disaster assistance. In Canada, the damage was less than expected, but confusion related to the storm threat prompted Environment Canada to research the need for a dedicated hurricane centre in 1986. The following year, the Canadian Hurricane Centre was established with offices on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Due to its impact, the name Gloria was retired from the Atlantic tropical storm naming list. It will never again be used for an Atlantic hurricane. It was replaced with Grace in the 1991 season. See also List of retired Atlantic hurricane names List of wettest tropical cyclones in Massachusetts List of New England hurricanes List of New York hurricanes List of New Jersey hurricanes List of North Carolina hurricanes Notes References Further reading External links HPC information on Gloria's rainfall NOAA hurricane intensities at landfall An unofficial Hurricane Gloria page Gloria 1985 natural disasters Gloria (1985) Gloria (1985) Gloria Gloria Gloria Gloria Gloria Gloria (1985) Gloria