Extreme Weather

The study found that the impacts of extreme heat amplify existing global inequalities.

Some light snow showers may occur Monday night, and temperatures are expected to warm by the end of the week.

A heat advisory is in place until 8 p.m. today as temperatures climb in the Granite State.

"We are now beginning to be able to attribute the change in extreme events to a changing climate," a researcher at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in North Woodstock told us.

The new Union of Concerned Scientists study says projected temperature increases by mid-century will give New Hampshire at least one day a year with the kind of heat that prompts federal agencies to call for safety precautions or a stop to work in outdoor jobs.

A smoke advisory was in place in New Hampshire through Wednesday morning, while Merrimack Station burned coal to generate electricity.

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