Severe Storms Forecasted Across New Hampshire: Flash Flood Watch Issued
June 6, 2025 — New Hampshire is bracing for severe thunderstorms as warnings have been issued across multiple regions, including Concord and Danbury. Starting at around 2:45 PM, weather reports indicated heavy rain, large hail, and damaging winds as the primary threats. The severe thunderstorm warnings for these areas will likely be in effect for the next hour.
In Concord, torrential rain continues to fall, with occasional lightning strikes reported. The storm’s intensity is expected to weaken as it moves toward Loudon. Meanwhile, a more robust storm system is impacting Danbury, bringing substantial rainfall and increased lightning activity, potentially leading to quickly flooded roadways.
A flood watch has been issued for all of New Hampshire, excluding Coos County, lasting through the evening. Meteorologists warn that individual storms could drop over an inch of rain, creating conditions ripe for flash flooding. Residents are advised to be cautious, especially if multiple storms hit their areas, as this could result in rapid rises in rivers and streams.
As rain and storm activity continues to spread across central and southern regions, officials urge everyone to stay informed through the National Weather Service for the latest updates. Residents are reminded to prepare for potential flooding and to follow safety guidelines during severe weather events.
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