From the archives: Mother's Day floods of 2006 caused significant damage, changed lives
Just one winter after the historic Alstead flooding in 2005, New Hampshire endured another slow-moving storm that led to the Mother's Day floods of 2006. The storm moved up the East Coast and brought heavy rain in a short amount of time. A blocking high-pressure system to the north created a flow off the ocean that lasted for several days. Sign up for our Newsletters During the floods, the water table was as high as it had been in over 70 years....
Source: msn.com