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New Hampshire foliage map: Northern areas near peak, colors in south starting to emerge (opens the original)
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We are one full week into autumn, and there is already a lot of fall color around the Granite State. Foliage in northern New Hampshire is nearing peak, and the southern part of the state is starting to see colors develop. The beautiful fall colors are right on time and still sticking around despite the rain that came through the state last week. The foliage development could progress as weather conditions continue to improve.
Video: Coastal storm to bring dangerous surf, minor flooding on coast (opens the original)
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Our next storm chance arrives this upcoming weekend with a nor'easter likely passing offshore. Leading up to that point, conditions will be dry and pleasant through Friday. Today mid and high level clouds start to increase out ahead of weekend impacts from that coastal system we're watching. Highs will be in the 60s to near 70 south with a building northeasterly breeze. There could be a few showers later tonight, otherwise mostly cloudy skies tonight and breezy. Lows will be between 46-58° by mo
Nor'easter timeline in New Hampshire: How much rain will we see? (opens the original)
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New Hampshire will see a heavy dose of rain this weekend, and the timing is coming more into focus. There could be a stray shower later Friday night, but the sustained rainfall is expected to arrive first in southern New Hampshire after sunrise Saturday, with the steadiest of the rain likely around 9 a.m. The rain will spread north throughout the day Saturday. As the nor’easter navigates northward Saturday night, the initial batch of rain starts to lift farther north. More sustained rainfall is
Tracking potential wind gusts from nor'easter in New Hampshire (opens the original)
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This weekend’s nor’easter is expected to bring strong wind gusts to New Hampshire, especially at the coastline. Wind gusts topping 30 to 35 mph are likely as far inland as southwestern New Hampshire, the Lakes Region and even the Mount Washington Valley. The highest wind gusts, though, will be concentrated on the Seacoast, where gusts topping 40 to 45 mph are likely. The strongest wind gusts are expected from Saturday evening through late Sundy night or early Monday morning. Widespread power out
Nor'easter forecast at New Hampshire coast: High surf, minor coastal flooding possible (opens the original)
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The incoming nor'easter is expected to bring impacts to the state this weekend. How close it comes to the state will determine the intensity of the wind and rain. In all, about 1 to 3 inches of rainfall is likely for coastal areas. A high surf advisory will be in effect at the coastline from 8 a.m. Friday through 8 p.m. Sunday. According to the National Weather Service, waves of 7 to 12 feet are possible. The storm will bring the potential for strong rip currents, along with dangerous swimming a
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