With a tornado warning in effect for the Manchester, New Hampshire, area Sunday, meteorologist Pete Bouchard uses a radar scan of the clouds, with a 30,000-foot updraft, to explain the science of the severe weather.
A tornado touched down in New Hampshire on Sunday amid a flurry of tornado warnings throughout New England.
The twister, rated EF-1, with an estimated peak wind speed of 90 mph, touched down in Dublin at 5:09 p.m., the National Weather Service said Monday. It traveled about 3.6 miles, snapping tree branches and lifting a truck off the ground but not causing significant structural damage.
More tornado touchdowns may be confirmed in connection with the stormy weather — the survey team that confirmed the Dublin information continued to examine storm damage in southern New Hampshire, the National Weather Service said.
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