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Video: Less humid Monday; scattered showers possible (opens the original)
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This evening there is 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. Clearing out late giving way to a beautiful start to the workweek. A few scattered showers possible Monday and Tuesday afternoons. Dry and warm Wednesday, then turning unsettled again by late week. Late in the afternoon into the early evening a cold front coming in from the
Video: Unsettled weather continues through the weekend (opens the original)
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Round after round of showers, downpours, and thunderstorms will move through off and on. There's an isolated risk for flooding, especially in areas where storms or downpours repeatedly track through. The end of the week looks a bit warmer with more dry hours returning. Wednesday features the best chance for steadier rain which may be heavy at times in the afternoon and evening. An embedded thunderstorm is possible, too. It will be cooler, with many spots in the mid 60s to very low 70s, and it st
Flash flooding possible this week as rain, storms push through New Hampshire (opens the original)
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After a quiet stretch, New Hampshire will see heavy rain Wednesday and Thursday, leading to the potential for flash flooding. Ahead of the flash flood chance, New Hampshire will see a few scattered showers and thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and evening. The humidity levels will rise with the rain chances. Then, expect heavier bands of rain with embedded thunderstorms very late Tuesday night into Wednesday night. Enough rain may fall to trigger flash flooding in spots, with the greatest risk in
Video: Tracking storm chances, wildfire smoke in New Hampshire (opens the original)
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Severe storms possible in northern NH Tuesday evening into the overnight. Wildfire smoke has been the other big weather story. The skies have been orange and temperatures cooler due to the smoke covering the skies. Thankfully, the smoke it high in altitude so air quality is not an issue. Smoke will still be thick on Wednesday, then a front comes through and shifts the winds and clears it out by late week. The storm threat looks to be between 5pm and 1 or 2am. Some storms, especially in the north
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