Hot weather is moving into New Hampshire for the next few days, and while you might be looking for a way to cool down, jumping in the water might not be the best option.
Flooding from Tuesday’s storm forced the closure of multiple thoroughfares in Greater Boston, according to the state Department of Conservation and Recreation.
The NOAA's Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service shows the ocean cresting at 13.7 feet, nearly three feet above major flood stage. The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (Seavey Island) crested at 13.17 feet which is two feet above flood stage.
The NOAA's Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service shows the ocean cresting at 13.7 feet, nearly three feet above major flood stage. The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard (Seavey Island) crested at 13.17 feet which is two feet above flood stage.
Coastal flooding on Saturday could rival Wednesday's even through the storm is weaker the tides will overall be higher. Winds will gust up to 60 mph at the coast and 45 mph inland on Saturday morning.