AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoFlood Watch in NH: A slow-moving storm is bringing rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms, with a flood watch in effect for much of New Hampshire. Local totals could reach up to 5 inches, and flash flooding is possible in central, northern, and southern areas through Thursday morning, especially where runoff hits rivers, creeks, and low-lying spots. Road Prep & Safety: State and local crews are monitoring drainage and preparing for flash flooding; officials warn drivers to get to higher ground if warnings are issued, after Tuesday flooding left some Manchester roads impassable. Regional Flood Risk: Across New England, NOAA and the National Weather Service are flagging flash-flood threats, with millions under alerts as saturated ground raises the odds of street flooding. Local Resilience Funding: New Hampshire conservation districts awarded $396,000 to 49 local farms for climate resilience, including drought-resilient irrigation and soil health projects. Outdoor & Community: The Forest Society’s 2026 Five Hikes Challenge opens Aug. 15–Oct. 31, and North Hampton just opened NH’s first indoor sand play space, Little Dunes. NH in National Rankings: U.S. News Best States puts New Hampshire near the top overall (No. 6) and highlights strong safety outcomes.
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