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An uneven stretch of rain and storms continues through the Fourth of July holiday. Overnight showers were steady into the early morning hours before

New Hampshire saw drier weather to kick off the long holiday weekend, but unsettled conditions are on the way again.

After several days with periods of heavy rain, numerous lightning strikes and several bouts of flooding, New Hampshire is seeing drier weather to kick off the long holiday weekend.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms slowly moved through New Hampshire to start things Tuesday as a flood watch continues to be in effect.

There is a threat for strong to severe storms later this afternoon and evening. Drying out for midweek. More heat, humidity and storms heading into the weekend.

Tracking a level 3 out of 5 severe threat today. Numerous severe storms will be possible this afternoon and evening.

Strong to severe storms will be possible to kick off the work week. Quieter and drier weather will move in by midweek. Expect less humid conditions as well.

The unsettled stretch of weather continues through midweek. Temperatures will trend upwards into Monday. Strong to severe storms will be possible to kick off the work week.

Wind and hail are the biggest risks with these storms

Several rounds of rain will be possible this week. It will also be on the humid and breezy side. Grab the rain gear and keep it with you.