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Dangerous severe weather situation unfolding
Storm chasers and forecasters are warning of a high risk for dangerous tornadic storms in the Midwest and Gulf Coast.
Over the past week, a monster storm has marched its way across the United States, and it’s coming to New Hampshire this weekend.
Starting on Tuesday, the storm has swept through the country from west to east with various types of extreme weather, including blizzards, wildfires, tornadoes and extreme thunderstorms, according to AccuWeather.
Now, the storm is approaching the East Coast for the weekend as a rainstorm, bringing the possibility of heavy rain, severe winds and flooding. Here’s how New Hampshire will be impacted.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS) of Gray, Maine, this week’s storm will hit New Hampshire the most on Sunday night.
While drizzles and showers are possible on Saturday night and Sunday day, the majority of the rainfall will take place on Sunday night, stretching overnight until Monday. The heaviest rainfall should stop around 8 a.m. on Monday, but lingering showers are possible throughout the day.
Currently, the NWS predicts around an inch of total precipitation throughout the state, with the highest amount rainfall expected on the south-facing slopes of the White Mountains.
Though the volume of rain expected is not high, there is still risk for flooding due to the melting of leftover snow, especially in the mountains. Melted snow can raise the water levels in rivers, leading to an elevated risk for ice jam flooding, or a downstream flood caused by ice blockages in rivers.
The NWS has issued a hazardous weather outlook for flooding for the entire state of New Hampshire.
Local News
The Gorham, New Hampshire police chief has been placed on administrative leave following the release of a video showing a physical altercation inside the police station.
In the station’s security footage — acquired by Stephen Gregory, of Berlin, New Hampshire, who sent it to WMUR, the outlet reported — Chief Jimmy Willhoite is seen grabbing a man by the throat and shoving him against a wall.
“Due to the allegations involving our Chief of Police, he has been placed on administrative leave while the allegations are being investigated,” Town Manager Joe Hemings said in a statement to Boston.com. Hemmings denied to comment further on the allegations.
Gregory told WMUR that the recording captures a confrontation between him and Willhoite that escalated when the chief grabbed Gregory by the neck and pushed him against the station wall.
Prior to the incident, Gregory was attending the annual Fourth of July carnival in Gorham with his wife and saw a man who, he says, threatened to stab him about two months earlier.
After the man allegedly yelled at him, Gregory went to the police station to report him — and then the confrontation with Willhoite happened, Gregory told WMUR.
The state’s Department of Justice Public Integrity Unit and NH Police Standard and Training Council is investigating the incident, Hemmings said.
The New Hampshire Attorney General’s office told Boston.com that it would “neither confirm nor deny any potential New Hampshire Department of Justice Public Integrity Unit matter,” citing state privacy laws.
Town officials said Gregory was arrested that night and charged with simple assault and disorderly conduct, though Gregory disputes he was arrested, WMUR reported.
“The safety of our community and the integrity of our law enforcement agencies are top priorities for the Town,” Hemmings said. “We take all allegations of misconduct seriously.”
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