Homeland security, utility companies prepare for storm in NH
Crews from homeland security, utilities and the department of transportation are giving up their holidays to keep the lights on for New Hampshire families through the storm.
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Crews from homeland security, utilities and the department of transportation are giving up their holidays to keep the lights on for New Hampshire families through the storm.
As of 8:30 a.m. Friday, the New Hampshire Department of Safety reports that more than 60,000 customers are without power across New Hampshire as strong winds are toppling trees and bringing down wires.The coast of New Hampshire is under a Hurricane...
Significant coastal flooding and icy roads expected amid hazardous high winds.
Officials said downed trees and power lines are causing most of the outages.
Schools across New Hampshire were reported to be under attack by active shooters Thursday, but the state has determined the calls to be a widespread hoax.