Massive Storms Impact New Hampshire

Flash Flooding, Toppled Trees Wreak Havoc

A series of powerful storms unleashed flash flooding and downed trees across New Hampshire on Thursday, leaving a trail of damage in their wake.

The storms swept through the state with fury, triggering multiple severe thunderstorm warnings.

Numerous roads remain closed due to flooding, downed power lines, and uprooted trees, including NH-49.

Officials urge residents to exercise caution and avoid flooded areas.

Downed power lines pose a significant hazard; report them to the appropriate authorities.

Flooding in multiple communities, including Manchester and Nashua
Widespread tree damage, blocking roads and hindering travel
Wind gusts reaching up to 60 miles per hour, causing power outages and property damage

Emergency crews are working tirelessly to clear roads, restore power, and assist affected residents.

Residents are encouraged to report any damage to their homes or businesses to their insurance companies.

According to the National Weather Service, the storm is expected to move out of the state by Friday morning.

However, lingering showers and isolated thunderstorms remain possible.

Stay informed about the latest weather updates and follow any advisories issued by local authorities.