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How the weather on 9/11 helped flights land easily nationwide (opens the original)
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When the Federal Aviation Administration ordered every flight over the United States to be grounded in the midst of terror attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the weather made the task easy. When reflecting on 9/11, many people recall a brilliant blue sky and a beautiful morning before everything changed. "Such a beautiful day to have the tragedy that happened on a day like that. You know, that's in our minds. That's etched right in there: that day and how beautiful it was and how quickly it changed and
Video: Showers possible over the holiday weekend (opens the original)
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The unsettled stretch gradually gives way as we head through the holiday weekend. Friday will be bright and a bit warmer after any early morning fog dissipates. A spot shower or two will be possible, but mainly north with many dry hours otherwise. Highs will reach the mid 70s north to the low 80s south. Saturday looks more unsettled with a few showers possible anywhere, mostly late morning into the afternoon. There will be many dry hours too. Cooler with highs in the mid to upper 60s north to th
Video: On-and-off showers today before clearer skies arrive (opens the original)
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Pockets of mostly light rain will move across New Hampshire overnight with scattered showers and a chance of a few downpours on Thursday. The flood threat is diminishing hour by hour into the overnight although there could be some road ponding in areas that pick up additional downpours. A Flood Watch remains in effect for the area from Plymouth south into Thursday morning, although, again, the threat of flooding is diminishing and mostly confined to the central and western part of the Monadnock
Showers continue today; brighter, warmer temperatures expected Friday (opens the original)
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After some spots have picked up over 3 inches of rain, showers will continue at times on Thursday before drying out and warming back up to end the week. After some storms caused flooding on Tuesday, and heavy rain moved through parts of New Hampshire on Wednesday, some additional showers will linger on Thursday The flood watch has been cancelled and the threat for flooding has quickly diminished through the morning, but a damp feel will stick around with scattered showers and an isolated rumble
Severe weather threat ending in New Hampshire as warnings expire (opens the original)
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Severe thunderstorm warnings issued for a wide swath of southern New Hampshire on Thursday evening have since expired, and the severe weather threat was ending. Storms moved through the Monadnock Region, Manchester, Nashua, the Seacoast and other areas. Some impacts included 60-mph wind gusts and heavy rainfall. Hazy skies will remain an issue into Thursday evening in New Hampshire. The National Weather Service issued an air quality alert for the entire state. It's in effect until 11 p.m. Thursd
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