AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWildfire smoke & air quality: Canadian wildfire smoke is still pushing unhealthy air across the Northeast, with New Hampshire among the states under air quality alerts as PM2.5 levels rise and health warnings urge people to limit outdoor activity. Storms & flooding risk: New Hampshire weather is turning more humid with downpours and possible strong thunderstorms Tuesday and scattered storms Wednesday, with officials urging storm awareness for the evening commute and beyond. Northern Lights: A minor geomagnetic storm could make aurora visible from parts of northern states, including New Hampshire, though short summer nights may make faint displays harder to spot. Local environment & water concerns: Warner’s planning board is weighing environmental worries tied to a proposed workforce housing project near the Warner River, with residents raising runoff and groundwater contamination questions. PFAS & wildlife monitoring: New reporting flags PFAS found in loon eggs across New Hampshire, renewing concerns about lakes and fish. Recreation resilience: Coverage highlights how rising temperatures and extreme weather are changing outdoor recreation in New Hampshire and pushing communities to adapt.
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