Severe Weather Threat Looms for New Hampshire This Weekend
MANCHESTER, N.H. – A low, marginal risk for severe storms is forecasted in New Hampshire this Saturday, with potential impacts including strong winds, large hail, and heavy rain. As the weekend approaches, the most significant storm threats are predicted to come after noontime, extending into the evening.
Meteorologists have indicated that the areas affected will include parts of New Hampshire along with regions of New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey where the storm risk is heightened. While the likelihood of widespread severe weather remains low, isolated strong storms may develop, bringing gusts that could exceed 40 mph and hail up to quarter-sized.
Residents are advised to remain vigilant. The forecast suggests scattered showers and possible thunderstorms beginning in the afternoon, particularly around 1:00 PM and again near 6:00 PM. Although many areas may not experience severe weather, localized downpours and thunderstorms could create brief but intense conditions.
For timely updates, the WMUR app is available for download on both Apple and Android devices, offering real-time weather alerts tailored to specific locations. As storm-related activities can be unpredictable, officials emphasize the importance of staying informed throughout the day.
Residents are encouraged to monitor local weather reports and prepare for potentially volatile conditions as the weekend’s storms approach.
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