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Hail and wind reports › April 16, 2026 › New Hampshire

Hail and wind reports in New Hampshire, April 16, 2026

3 hail, 3 wind and 0 tornado reports; largest hail 1.50 in.

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Time (UTC)TypeSize / speedPlaceCountyNotes
04-17 00:05Hail1.00 inGrovetonCoosQuarter-sized hail in Groveton near intersection of Main Street and US Highway 3. (GYX)
04-17 00:20Hail1.50 in3 SE DummerCoosOff-duty EMS Observed hail measured 1.5 inches in Dummer. Hail began at 8:20. (GYX)
04-17 01:48Hail1.50 in4 S WoodsvilleGraftonHail up to 1.5 inches in North Haverhill on Route 10. Spotter ID: HL590. (GYX)
04-17 00:20Winddamage2 SE DummerCoosOff-duty EMS (Post-storm). Observed downed trees along Rte 16 (Berlin Rd) near the Pontook Reservoir. (GYX)
04-17 01:53Winddamage1 SW BathGraftonDelayed report. Multiple trees down on Sawyer Hill Road between Goose Lane and NH HWY 112. Largest tree diameter between 12 and 18 inches. (GYX)
04-17 02:05Winddamage5 W LincolnGraftonDelayed report. Trees and several large branches partially blocking sections of Lost River Road... stretching from NH HWY 116 east to the Wildwood Campground. (GYX)

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