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Lee could create tropical storm conditions in New Hampshire, with effects strongest on the Seacoast. State officials say all Granite Staters could be affected by strong winds and should prepare.
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Several global weather patterns were factors in the amount of rain that hammered the region.
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A summer’s worth of rainfall last month is responsible for the new high.
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This follows one of the wettest Junes on record for the highest peak in New England.
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The National Weather Service won't be able to confirm the tornado until a team can survey the area, likely Friday.
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While air conditioning can help, with increasingly high electric costs, it's often not accessible to those who need it most.
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The daylong downpour, which dropped several inches of rain across parts of central and southern New Hampshire, came just a week after another round of heavy precipitation.
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The study found that the impacts of extreme heat amplify existing global inequalities.
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Some light snow showers may occur Monday night, and temperatures are expected to warm by the end of the week.
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A heat advisory is in place until 8 p.m. today as temperatures climb in the Granite State.