AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCoastal Storm Watch: A nor’easter could hit New Hampshire this weekend with steady rain, gusty northeast winds (up to ~40 mph on the coast), high surf (7–12 ft), dangerous rip currents, and minor coastal flooding at high tide—Hampton crews are already setting up barriers and monitoring tides. Fall Foliage & Tourism: Early color is showing across NH, with brighter peaks in the north and mountains and “stress color” in some maple wetlands; officials are eyeing about 3.9 million visitors and $2B in spending this fall. Local Environment & Water: Peterborough approved the sale of the contaminated South Municipal Well property to NH Ball Bearings for $110,000, with conditions including a 99-year ban on pumping water from the site. PFAS Research: MaineHealth won a $4.5M NIH grant to study how PFAS exposure affects children’s puberty timing and bone health, aiming to clarify long-term risks. Invasive Pest Alert: Spotted lanternfly infestations are expanding in the region, with NH officials warning eggs hatch into hard-to-control nymphs by spring.
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