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LAKES REGION NH WEATHER REPORT, SEPT. 6, 2017

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Real Estate Agent with Randy Hilman Homes in partnership with Bean Group NH# 067519

- Lakes Region NH Weather Report, Sept. 6, 2017 -

 HAPPY CAMPERS

  68℉ Partly Cloudy Rain 61 

Wet and Chilly

 GOOD MORNING FROM THE BEAUTIFUL LAKES REGION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE - Here's your weather summary for Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2017 - 

Bob Dylan wrote, "you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.  You also don't need a weatherman to know when it's raining.  But you might need one to know whether more rain is in the forecast.

RainwalkerCutting to the chase, rain is in it...through Sunday, although the chance of rain drops into the 20-30% range after tomorrow.  Expect showers, heavy at times, on and off all day today with the high temperature climbing to just 68°.  Rainfall of 2-4 inches is possible in some areas.

Weather Alert

Meanwhile, the National Weather service has issued a severe storm warning and flood watch for portions of Main and New Hampshire.  In New Hampshire, areas in the Lakes Region include Belknap, southern and northern Carroll County and southern Grafton County, from noon today through Thursday morning:

Bands of showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop in the watch area today and continue through tonight. Very heavy rainfall rates are expected at times, with 2 to 4 inches of rain possible by early Thursday morning. This is in addition to the heavy rainfall that fell in spots Tuesday afternoon and evening. As a result, flash flooding will be possible along with a good chance of urban and small stream flooding.

Pay Attention, Be Ready

The Weather Service warns that a Flash Flood Watch means conditions could develop that lead to quick, heavy and extremely dangerous flooding conditions in areas near rivers and streams.  People living in these areas are strongly advised to monitor weather reports and be prepared to evacuate if conditions are upgraded to Flash Flood Warnings, meaning that flooding is actually occuring in some areas. 

Meanwhile, wind today will be steady and mild out of the southeast at 3-5 MPH.  The chance of showers continues into the evening and overnight at 100% with the overnight low down to a chilly 61°.  Nighttime wind will remain mild.

Sunrise/Sunset (Laconia): 6:16 a.m. - 7:12 p.m.

And what about Hurricane Irma, that deadly Category 5 storm bearing down on the Carribean and possibly Florida? Click here for the latest weather update.

This weather summary is brought to you by Randy Hilman Homes at Keller Williams, Lakes & Mountains Realty, coming to you from the beautiful Lakes Region of New Hampshire.  When you're looking to buy or sell a home or invest in real estate in Moultonborough, Wolfeboro and elsewhere in the Lakes Region, I hope you will contact me, Randy Hilman, Associate Broker. I am on the web at:

http://www.rhilmanhomes.com/ and facebook at Lakes Region Homes Today

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Sybil Campbell
Fernandina Beach, FL
Referral Agent Amelia Island Florida

It looks cold and dreary there but at least you are not being threatened by an Atlantic storm.

Sep 06, 2017 01:50 PM
Randy Hilman REALTOR® Associate Broker
Randy Hilman Homes in partnership with Bean Group - Moultonborough, NH
Guide & Mentor to Home Buyers & Sellers

Yes, you're right. Several of the models have the hurricane heading up the coast.  By then it should be a Category 2, no big deal...just kidding.  The majors are getting worse.  Nothing funny about that.

Sep 06, 2017 03:51 PM