NH forecast: Storm warnings issued Saturday

MANCHESTER, N.H. —

Multiple severe thunderstorm warnings were issued in New Hampshire on Saturday, but the threat is now over.

Many areas saw damaging wind gusts, hail, downpours and lightning.

There was some rotation noted in some of the storms, but no tornado warning was issued in the Granite State.

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Down in Massachusetts, multiple tornado warnings were issued. Meteorologists at our sister station WCVB said there was a “radar-confirmed” tornado in the area of Boylston and Berlin, which are just northeast of Worcester in Massachusetts.

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Expect another batch of rain to move in late tonight into Sunday before the system pulls away.

Rain. mostly light(possibly moderate at times) will fall Sunday morning and early afternoon with the most in areas from the Lakes Region south and east.

Partial clearing follow mid to late afternoon as skies brighten from northwest to southeast . It will be much cooler too with highs mostly in the 60s.

Next week, New Hampshire will see another dry and comfortable stretch.

Highs will range in the mid-60s and mid-70s, while lows will mostly be in the 40s each night.

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