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Cooler temperatures ahead after severe thunderstorm warnings, watches in parts of New Hampshire

Strong winds hit parts of New Hampshire

Cooler temperatures ahead after severe thunderstorm warnings, watches in parts of New Hampshire

Strong winds hit parts of New Hampshire

Hello everyone. Meteorologist mike had it here in the Storm watch nine Weather center. After *** very stormy evening for some much quieter calmer conditions overnight tonight, any showers giving way to some clearing in southern and central New Hampshire could be *** couple of lingering showers overnight in northern parts of the state, then cooler and much more comfortable for Tuesday into Wednesday, even early thursday, followed by another warming trend later in the week into the start or maybe all of the upcoming weekend. So quite *** few storms, some of them packing *** punch with damaging winds and even some hail racing on through in the wake of that sky is partially clearing overnight Tonight. You can see on future cast between now and daybreak, we'll see the clearing central south and even parts of the White Mountains with *** few more clouds lingering far north where there could be *** shower into the morning commute. Otherwise it's *** dry Tuesday in southern New Hampshire farther north. Sunshine early, giving way to some fair weather clouds and there could be *** few scattered showers north. *** slight chance lakes region south of *** light shower during the late afternoon or early evening temperatures. Yeah, they are coming down no more eighties and nineties out there this evening we've had temperatures back into the more comfortable zone. So during the day tomorrow we've got *** high temperature north in the low sixties upper sixties to lower seventies farther south now will be quite breezy out of the west northwest. Those stubborn winds return at 15 to 30 MPH and jumping ahead to Wednesday low sixties north to near 70 south. Still *** bit breezy, but if you don't like this type of temperature structure and pattern across the granite state while get ready By the time we get to Friday, we're back into the 80s for many and 90s by Saturday.
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Cooler temperatures ahead after severe thunderstorm warnings, watches in parts of New Hampshire

Strong winds hit parts of New Hampshire

Severe thunderstorm warnings and watches were issued for parts of New Hampshire Monday evening.Now, only scattered showers remain with the threat of severe weather over.The warning areas included Sullivan, Rockingham, Strafford, Cheshire, Merrimack, Grafton, Carroll, Grafton, Belknap and Hillsborough counties. The watch area included Rockingham, Grafton, Carroll, Cheshire, Strafford and Belknap counties. The watch was dropped at 10 p.m. There was a severe thunderstorm warning in Grafton County earlier Monday afternoon. Ahead of the cold front, the Storm Prediction Center put the western half of New Hampshire at a "slight" risk for severe weather on Monday. This meant scattered severe storms were possible. Areas in eastern New Hampshire and the Seacoast were at a "marginal" risk, meaning an isolated severe storm was possible. >> Weather alerts The most damage from storms was seen in western parts of New Hampshire, including the north Charlestown area. >> Interactive RadarPartial clearing will follow in central and southern areas overnight with some lingering clouds, showers far north.The front that moved through will knock down humidity levels. Tuesday will be breezy with the most sun and a very slight chance of a late-day shower south with more clouds and a better chance of showers north.Be weather aware! Download the WMUR app for Apple or Android devices and turn on push notifications. You can choose to receive weather alerts for your geolocation and/or up to three ZIP codes. In addition, you can receive word when precipitation is coming to your area.--Follow the Storm Watch 9 team on social media:Mike Haddad: Facebook | TwitterKevin Skarupa: Facebook | TwitterHayley LaPoint: Facebook | TwitterJacqueline Thomas: Facebook | Twitter

Severe thunderstorm warnings and watches were issued for parts of New Hampshire Monday evening.

Now, only scattered showers remain with the threat of severe weather over.

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The warning areas included Sullivan, Rockingham, Strafford, Cheshire, Merrimack, Grafton, Carroll, Grafton, Belknap and Hillsborough counties.

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The watch area included Rockingham, Grafton, Carroll, Cheshire, Strafford and Belknap counties. The watch was dropped at 10 p.m.

Severe thunderstorm watch
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There was a severe thunderstorm warning in Grafton County earlier Monday afternoon.

Ahead of the cold front, the Storm Prediction Center put the western half of New Hampshire at a "slight" risk for severe weather on Monday. This meant scattered severe storms were possible. Areas in eastern New Hampshire and the Seacoast were at a "marginal" risk, meaning an isolated severe storm was possible.

>> Weather alerts

The most damage from storms was seen in western parts of New Hampshire, including the north Charlestown area.

>> Interactive Radar

Partial clearing will follow in central and southern areas overnight with some lingering clouds, showers far north.

The front that moved through will knock down humidity levels. Tuesday will be breezy with the most sun and a very slight chance of a late-day shower south with more clouds and a better chance of showers north.

Be weather aware! Download the WMUR app for Apple or Android devices and turn on push notifications. You can choose to receive weather alerts for your geolocation and/or up to three ZIP codes. In addition, you can receive word when precipitation is coming to your area.

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