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Weather

• Cleanup proves costly: NH electric companies begin adding up bills [Jan 14 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • 1998 (January 14, 1998)

  Subjects: Weather

• The Ice Storm [Jan 13 1998 pA4]

  Union Leader • 1998 (January 13, 1998)

  Subjects: Maple Syrup Weather
  See also: SEE ALSO CM 1/14 pB3

• Thousands of homes still dark and cold [Jan 12 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • 1998 (January 12, 1998)

  Subjects: Electric Power Weather

• Guarding residents' well-being: out-of-state aid arrives in region [Jan 11 1998 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 1998 (January 11, 1998)

  Subjects: National Guard Weather

• Nature's ice-breaker: sun provides resite to towns crippled by storm [Jan 11 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • 1998 (January 11, 1998)

  Subjects: Weather

• Storm cripples five towns [Jan 10 1998 pA6]

  Concord Monitor • 1998 (January 10, 1998)

  Subjects: Weather

• A state of emergency: 26 communities powerless; relief could take days [Jan 10 1998 p1]

  Concord Monitor • 1998 (January 10, 1998)

  Subjects: Electric Power Weather
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Ice storm slams NH [Jan 9 1998 p1]

  Union Leader • 1998 (January 9, 1998)

  Subjects: Weather
  See also: SEE ALSO CM p1

• Big wind challenges Mount Washington: state's record-deepers skeptical [Dec 18 1997 p1]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (December 18, 1997)

  Subjects: Mount Washington Weather

• Winter temperature keeps everyone on their toes: despite cooler temperatures, we're on schedule [Nov 20 1997 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (November 20, 1997)

  Subjects: Weather

• Global climate talks heat up: warming, ice cap dominate seminar [Sep 6 1997 pB2]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (September 6, 1997)

  Subjects: Conferences Weather Weather-Conferences

• Snow, ice and record low on the mountain [Sep 5 1997 pA4]

  Union Leader • 1997 (September 5, 1997)

  Subjects: Mount Washington Weather

• State's first conference on global climate commences: experts envision radically different Granite State landscape [Sep 4 1997 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (September 4, 1997)

  Subjects: Conferences Weather Weather-Conferences

• Forecasting changes in the climate: leaders focus on how state will be affected [Aug 30 1997 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (August 30, 1997)

  Subjects: Conferences Weather Weather-Conferences

• Fire danger high with lack of rain: dry spell earlier than usual [Aug 9 1997 p1]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (August 9, 1997)

  Subjects: Forest Fires Weather

• A peak season for funds: summit area readies for federal windfall [Jul 16 1997 pB1]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (July 16, 1997)

  Subjects: Mount Washington Weather

• Twisters rip state (re: Tornadoes) [Jul 4 1997 p1]

  Union Leader • 1997 (July 4, 1997)

  Subjects: Weather

• This May is coldest in 30 years: Mt. Washington snowfall sets record [May 25 1997 pB3]

  Concord Monitor • 1997 (May 25, 1997)

  Subjects: Weather
  See also: SEE ALSO UL p1

• Winter-weary NH 'lucked out' (re: Blizzard) [Apr 2 1997 p1]

  Union Leader • 1997 (April 2, 1997)

  Subjects: Weather
  See also: SEE ALSO The April Fools' Day blizzard was no joke in Massachusetts & CM p1

• Nature plays a cruel joke [Apr 1 1997 p1]

  Union Leader • 1997 (April 1, 1997)

  Subjects: Weather

• Loathing winter is now in season; not all Granite Staters like being snow bunnies [Feb 2 1997 pNH1]

  Boston Sunday Globe NH Weekly • 1997 (February 2, 1997)

  Subjects: Seasons Weather

• 87,500 wait for heat, lights [Dec 10 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • 1996 (December 10, 1996)

  Subjects: Snow Storms Weather
  See also: SEE ALSO same page "four deaths blamed on weekend weather"

• 155 still without power: outages worst in NH history, officials say [Dec 9 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • 1996 (December 9, 1996)

  Subjects: Snow Storms Weather

• Southeast NH communities still feeling storm damage [Oct 26 1996]

  Union Leader • 1996 (October 26, 1996)

  Subjects: Floods Weather

• Damage taps $5 million from storm [Oct 24 1996 p1]

  Union Leader • 1996 (October 24, 1996)

  Subjects: Floods Weather