Scattered power outages, and tree limbs down reported across New Hampshire. Right now eversource is reporting about 1100 outages. Jennifer that win is also blowing in some colder air. Chief meteorologist mike haddad is in now with a look ahead at the weekend. Mike it is chilly and the winds still active out there and i think theyll continue through midnight, shortly after before diminishing. Top gusts close to 100 Miles Per Hour atop mount washington, and close to 50 in manchester. Any time you get those winds scattered outages and we did see that across the state from lay morning to the present hour. Right now sustained win anywhere from 7 to 23 Miles Per Hour, but the gusts are still up over 30. So still quite active, could see a few scattered outages continuing before the winds shut down, but theres a lot of chilly air in place, holding out for snow showers in the White Mountains and parts of the great north woods right now. Of that straight ahead. Tom after losing the president ial
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Superintendent has confirmed a student died of a drug overdose. The student was a junior at timberlane regional high school. The district was made aware of the death around midnight. Counselors are being made available to students. The school is sharing resources with parents about how to talk to kids about drugs. Tom firefighters are wrapping up a threeday battle against the brush fire in acworth. The job ma Kristen Carosa has the details tonight. Reporter we are at the acworth fire department, about four miles from where the fire broke out. Crews used 16,000 gallons of water over three days. Thankfully, this is all over. 60 firefighters battled a brush fire off of globe road reporter Charles Schroeder owns the property where the fire broke out. You could see it after dark. It started really glowing. Reporter the fire burned roughly two acres. Of forest rangers say it was started by a campfire left behind. There is a rough upcrop at the top of the hill with a steep dropoff. Reporter t
Wellliked and wellknown in the area. He is the sweetest little old man. He really is. He is so good to everybody. Reporter police are now interviewing the 81yearold storeowner at the hospital in the hopes of getting more information. They have not told us how the man was injured. Cherise leclerc, wmur news 9. Who were shot in the line of duty in may returned to work two weeks ago. Officers ryan hardy and matt oconner were shot during the pursuit of a suspect on second and ferry streets. The incident closed several schools and prompted shelter in place orders for several streets. Hardy was shot in the face and shoulder and oconner was shot in the leg. They both work the midnight shift and requested no fanfare. Recovery, and its meant a lot to me and the department. So i was hoping to offer the community some visuals of these brave men back to work, but being the humble officers they are, they just wanted to come in quietly, and thats what theyve done. Josh the alleged gunman, ian macphe
And i have got a beautiful picture to share with you right now. Ok. Live from boston. Really nice. Right. Cindy we have to wait longer to see the sunshine but 6 23 today. And you can see its looking good so far. Not quite as cool out the door, not seeing the 40s on the map, just a couple of 50s, and most spots in the 60s, and 61 in worcester. We have got mid 60s on the cape, as well, so out of the bus stop this morning, sunshine to q. Okay. Lee jump. Watching this front off to the west and this is going to push in during the mid to Late Afternoon hours. Not every town will see the risk for thunderstorms but a risk that they turn severe with gusty winds, as well. Its a jump up to 70 degrees by 8 00. Lower 80s here by noontime, and then were topping out in the mid 80s this afternoon the worcester area between 3 00 and 4 00. It will be during the evening commute that the storms are closer in and notice how they drop by 7 00 to 8 00, and they are affecting you in the cape so they are fast