Town of Conway, New Hampshire Emergency Management

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09/15/2021

Keep an eye to the sky this afternoon. A strong thunder storm cell will be moving through the area between 3-5. Please watch for debris if wind speeds increase, and watch your local weather forecast for more information.

We are now in the 1-2” range and appears my Washington valley will have minimal impacts from this current storm. Will ...
08/22/2021

We are now in the 1-2” range and appears my Washington valley will have minimal impacts from this current storm. Will update if anything changes

**Update as of 1330 there has been little change to the path in the storm or rain totals***Tropical Storm Henri has cont...
08/21/2021

**Update as of 1330 there has been little change to the path in the storm or rain totals***

Tropical Storm Henri has continue to shift west as of 0500. The predicted landfall will occur in New York State area on Sunday. We are currently predicted to get 2-4" of rain with local amounts higher throughout the state. Please continue to watch as this can change throughout the weekend. Will update early afternoon after the next updates are released.

Heads up for this weekend/ Monday. We might be in for some weather as the current hurricane Henri will be tracking our w...
08/20/2021

Heads up for this weekend/ Monday. We might be in for some weather as the current hurricane Henri will be tracking our way

07/08/2021

The National Weather Service in Gray, Maine has provided an updated briefing slide regarding localized, heavy rain this afternoon and through tonight that will bring the threat of flash flooding.

The primary hazard associated with this storm is a moderate risk of localized flash flooding due to heavy rainfall and excessive runoff. The greatest risk of flash flooding exists in the southeastern portion of the state; however, the entire state is at an increased risk of flash flooding.
Localized flash flooding threat exists from now through late tonight, with a more widespread threat from tomorrow morning through tomorrow afternoon.
Rainfall forecast has increased along the coastal plain with 3 to 4 inches of rain now possible for this event.
River flooding risk remains minor, but a few tributary rivers may reach bank full Friday night into Saturday.
Wind gusts along the coast may reach 30-35mph tomorrow mid-morning.
A High Surf Advisory has been issued for coastal Rockingham County from 5pm Friday through 11am Saturday. Dangerous swimming and surfing conditions and localized beach erosion are possible.

Please see the attached briefing slide for complete information and a potential rainfall graphic.

Entities completing their operations outdoors using tents should utilize the tent manufacturer’s instructions in regards to wind speeds and severe weather and take appropriate precautionary actions

07/04/2021

The fireworks in Schouler Park are on as scheduled tonight. Following weather reports, the last of the rain should move out around 7:00 pm. We look forward to celebrating with you tonight at 9:30 pm. 🇺🇸

07/04/2021

Happy 4th of July. Today’s Parade and Fireworks are on as scheduled. 🇺🇸

03/01/2021

The National Weather Service of Gray, ME issued the following briefing slide regarding windy and very cold conditions expected tonight and Tuesday (March 1-2, 2021).

A few pockets of freezing rain possible in mountain valley locations early this morning.

An Arctic cold front will cross the area late today and tonight bringing much colder air to the region.
· Snow squalls possible with the frontal passage this afternoon and early evening.
· Well below zero wind chill values expected later tonight into Tuesday, with dangerous cold in the mountains.
· Wind gusts 45 to 50mph expected late tonight and Tuesday, with gusts in excess of 70mph likely on the highest peaks of the western ME mountains and Whites. Scattered power outages possible.
· Storm force wind gusts and moderate to heavy freezing spray likely over parts of the coastal waters.


Please be prepared for potential power outages due to the high winds. And report any down lines to your local authorities

12/31/2020

The National Weather Service in Gray, ME has issued the following Winter Weather Advisory in effect from 10PM Friday (January 1, 2021) to 10AM Saturday (January 2, 2021).

* WHAT...Mixed precipitation expected. Total snow accumulations
of 1 to 3 inches and ice accumulations of a light glaze
expected.

* WHERE...Portions of central, northern and southern New
Hampshire.

* WHEN...From 10 PM Friday to 10 AM EST Saturday.

* IMPACTS...Plan on slippery road conditions.

PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...

Slow down and use caution while traveling.

Entities completing their operations by using tents outdoors should utilize the tent manufacturer’s instructions in regards to wind speeds, snow load, and severe weather and take appropriate precautionary actions.

12/24/2020

Current River prediction is to crest around 10 pm 12/25/2020 @ 13'6". If this is correct, and continues to increase, West Side Road might be closed due to water over the roadway. Please pay attention to this and plan accordingly. We are predicted to get 2-3" of rain with local amounts higher and more to the north of us. That, along with the increased temperatures and melting snow, will all add up for higher water levels. Please do not drive through moving water, and DO follow road closed signs. Be safe, and have a great Christmas/holiday.

Please plan ahead for potential power outages, and flooding of rivers, streams, and roadways with poor drainage.
12/23/2020

Please plan ahead for potential power outages, and flooding of rivers, streams, and roadways with poor drainage.

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1634 East Main Street
Center Conway, NH
03813

Opening Hours

Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 3pm
Friday 7am - 3pm
Saturday 7am - 5pm

Telephone

(603) 447-3811

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