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Yes, the tree damage in the Ossipee was just horrific as I look at some of the pictures. I drove through that area only a few months ago so I am a little familiar with the surroundings.
i was reading in the fosters this morning that the alton new durham area got hit pretty hard from the storms that passed through there. i hope everyone is ok. i know here we had a golf coarse that had over a hundred trees blow down and the national weather service is out there checking to see if it was a toranado. out here in cny were getting alot of toranado warnings lately... i was just looking at the pictures from wmur 9 and there is alot of damage. looks like the same storm that ripped through here the night before. check out this video from u tube....
JFR - When we lived in the Mid-Hudson region of NY we had a few small tornados touch down around us the last few years were were there. Fortunately, they caused much less damage than what blew through parts of NH yesterday.
here are some videos of the same storm system you got in nh as we got the day before in cny. this is about 20 minutes from me. they said winds were around a 100 mph...
JFR - When we lived in the Mid-Hudson region of NY we had a few small tornados touch down around us the last few years were were there. Fortunately, they caused much less damage than what blew through parts of NH yesterday.
we have had a lot of toranado warnings out here. as far as nh, i spent my whole life growing up there and we never had storms like that. i know the storms up here in the northeast are getting a lot worse then they used to be. it's pretty scary..
we have had a lot of toranado warnings out here. as far as nh, i spent my whole life growing up there and we never had storms like that. i know the storms up here in the northeast are getting a lot worse then they used to be. it's pretty scary..
I think some of the increase in violent storms in New England is related to climate change.
I think some of the increase in violent storms in New England is related to climate change.
also i'll tell you it's not just new england, i currently live in upstate ny and it's getting really bad here to. when we first moved here 5 years ago from nh it wasn't bad like it is now. we didn't get toranado warnings up here like we do now. we have had 6 toranado warnings since may. it's getting pretty scary...
here are some videos of the same storm system you got in nh as we got the day before in cny. this is about 20 minutes from me. they said winds were around a 100 mph...
great post JFRRACING! I tried to give you rep points but I am in rep jail again! By the way I have experienced a total of 3 tornadoes! Sometimes there is absolutely no funnel cloud but the wind shear, movement and force is absolutely the same!
wow, i can't beleave that, living there my whole life and having relatives from ossippi and wolfeboro. i spent alot of my child hood up there and we never had anything like that happen. the climate is really changing, no dought...
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i was just looking at the pictures from wmur 9 and there is alot of damage. looks like the same storm that ripped through here the night before. check out this video from u tube....
are toranado sirens were going off
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