AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoClimate & Weather Watch: New Hampshire is moving from a rainy start into a warm, drier stretch, but humidity and pop-up storms return later this week, with highs near 90° and a heat-wave risk. Flooding After Heavy Rain: Monday’s downpours hit southern NH hard enough to trigger flash flood warnings, with notable totals like Hudson (4.31”), Nashua (4.26”), and Londonderry (4.04”). Water System Security: NH water utilities are stepping up defenses after a cyberattack in Minnesota, with DES working with federal and local partners and utilities auditing protections against internet-connected equipment. Renewable Energy in the Region: A new net-metering initiative links Rhode Island businesses to electricity bill credits from the city-owned Thundermist hydro facility at Woonsocket Falls Dam, aiming to stabilize revenue for the 1.2-megawatt project. Marine Heat Signals: A tropical tiger shark caught off Cape Cod is being flagged as a sign of warming Atlantic waters. Local Conservation Education: Great Bay Discovery Center’s fall educator training is set for Sept. 2 in Greenland, preparing volunteers to teach students about the Great Bay estuary and its natural and cultural history.
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