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October 22nd. Parts of of the Granite State slammed into Southern New Hampshire and the seacoast. Drivers navigated flooded roads due to the storm drains clogged with fall leaves. Trying to get through manchester and goffstown. One viewer sent us a picture of her rain gauge in stratham. She says impressive. And first lets get over to josh judge in the Weather Center with a look at the forecast. Good morning, josh. Yeah, i think that rain gauge very accurate. Weve had a lot of reports between two and three inches and some areas over three inches, well show you those in the full forecast in a fe...

Not to be confused with bees, yellowjackets are hairless and more brightly colored.

Beautiful red, pink and white poinsettias are the most popular flowers of Christmas and the surrounding holidays. Beginning in late November, just in time for your Thanksgiving gatherings, you’ll find

The infamous KT-Boundary in the Williston Basin region in North Dakota has long de-fined the geological signature (a thin band of rock sediment) that marks the end of the Cretaceous

Treasured as one of the most beautiful and mysterious native plants in America, the Franklinia tree was almost lost to extinction were it not for the efforts of John and William Bartram. John Bartram was an extraordinary, self-taught naturalist who was appointed by England’s King George III as Botanist for the North American colonies in 1765. William Bartram was John Bartram’s third son, and he would become America’s first native-born natural history artist. This father and son pair explored widely throughout the American colonies to collect and preserve botanical specimens, se...