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Old 01-05-2007, 10:01 AM
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Default Rain in southern NH
Well, it's another rainy day in MD, and I was wondering how much rain does southern NH get? Not counting your flooding disaster last spring, what is the typical rainfall throughout the year. What percent would you estimate between blue skies and gray, overcast skies? Between dry weather and rainy weather?
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Old 01-06-2007, 08:30 AM
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Go to the city-data.com home page and select NH. You can find all sorts of info regarding NH including the weather statistics.
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Old 01-06-2007, 08:52 AM
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We have had years where it rained every weekend in the summer. Let me tell you the kids love those lol. The Bright light bothers my eye's so I have to get real dark Sunglases for the brighter days and I don't have to ware them alot in the summer, My normal sunglasses work. However in the winter when we have snow it is very sunny. Due to reflective factor. Through out the year we get about 50 real bright days, And about 75 rain or cloudy days the rest seem to be sunny and mild. Don't take this for granted as I have never actually counted them. But if you want info go to WMUR.COM and ask the weather man for the last years weather printout Via e-mail. WMUR is the local TV station for the state. Yes we have only 1 that does the entire state. lol well there you go.
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I'm just wondering if it's gonna be 72 like it was yesterday...
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