Belknap County, NH — Threat Level Today

As of Aug 29, 02:15 PM ET, Belknap County, New Hampshire is at NORMAL (14/100 on the GridWatch threat index). The primary driver is Thunderstorms expected Tuesday Night.

Updated Aug 29, 02:15 PM ET · 14 federal data sources

14 /100
NORMAL

No significant threats detected.

  • Thunderstorms expected Tuesday Night

Current Signals

SignalStatus
WEATHER ALERTSNo active NWS alerts
ACTIVE WILDFIRESNone within 100 miles
RIVER FLOODINGAll nearby gauges normal
AIR QUALITYNo nearby monitor reporting
EARTHQUAKES (30D)M3.1 strongest in region
POWER GRIDNew England at 53.3% of 7-day peak · 0% of New Hampshire customers out
FEMA DECLARATIONS (90D)None in New Hampshire

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