New Hampshire Braces for Tuesday Floods Following Sweltering Monday

A flood watch has been issued for most of New Hampshire on Tuesday as more storms are expected to move through the state, with rainfall of up to 2 inches per 3 hours potentially causing more flooding and rivers to rise. The ground is already saturated from heavy rainfall and thunderstorms on Sunday, which triggered tornado warnings and flash flood warnings. The most significant damage in New Hampshire came from flooding, with roads in Alton suffering serious damage and a campground in Epsom being evacuated. Drivers are advised to avoid water-covered roadways and seek alternate routes. The next front arriving on Tuesday could bring gusty winds, heavy downpours, and the possibility of flooding.