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Video: Scattered showers moving in, thunderstorms possible Sunday (opens the original)
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Today is an impact weather day, mainly for the threat of strong to borderline severe thunderstorms moving in from the west late in the afternoon into this evening. The storms could contain brief but potentially damaging wind gusts and small hail. We’ve had an inverted “V” of drier air that wedged itself into New Hampshire overnight. That hasn’t kept the clouds, sprinkles and drizzle at bay but is shifting the focus of heavy rainfall to the east out to sea or into eastern Maine. There is still a
Video: Cool temps ahead of expected Impact weather (opens the original)
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I guess it had to happen sooner or later. Our stretch of glorious weekend weather will come to an abrupt end this weekend. It’s not all that bad, however. While clouds and showers will dominate, there’ll be plenty of dry weather between the rain drops. It has been a chilly but mainly clear start in the North Country. Clouds are covering most of central and southern New Hampshire as a dissipating ocean storm near Cape Code slowly meanders northward. This will continue to shift the cloud shield to
Warm, dry conditions expected Tuesday (opens the original)
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Much quieter conditions are expected moving forward after New Hampshire saw a batch of heavy rainfall Monday morning and a line of storms in the afternoon. Some communities in southern New Hampshire saw more than 4 inches of rain and severe weather warnings. Tuesday offers a respite from the high humidity as drier air pushes in. Sunshine should drive temps into the low 80s. Eventually, the temperatures and humidity creep back up with highs in the 90s by the end of the week. Typical scattered aft
Warm, dry conditions expected Tuesday (opens the original)
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Much quieter conditions are expected moving forward after New Hampshire saw a batch of heavy rainfall Monday morning and a line of storms in the afternoon. Some communities in southern New Hampshire saw more than 4 inches of rain and severe weather warnings. Tuesday offers a respite from the high humidity as drier air pushes in. Sunshine should drive temps into the low 80s. Eventually, the temperatures and humidity creep back up with highs in the 90s by the end of the week. Typical scattered aft
Warm, dry conditions expected Tuesday (opens the original)
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Much quieter conditions are expected moving forward after New Hampshire saw a batch of heavy rainfall Monday morning and a line of storms in the afternoon. Some communities in southern New Hampshire saw more than 4 inches of rain and severe weather warnings. Tuesday offers a respite from the high humidity as drier air pushes in. Sunshine should drive temps into the low 80s. Eventually, the temperatures and humidity creep back up with highs in the 90s by the end of the week. Typical scattered aft
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