Tricky weather threatens students last days of classes before Thanksgiving break.
At 4:06 A.M the National Weather Service posted a flood watch for Southern ME and NH. With power outages noticed on Madubury Ave in Durham and lights flickering in dorms, class today could be jeopardized due to high winds and heavy rain.
Although all residence still have power as of 9:45 AM. The president of the university has final say as the VP for final administration and recommendation. Without power, classrooms which rely on computer technology to run their lessons may have a hard time.
The Public Service of New Hampshire has reported power outages in Bethlaham, Durham, Conway, Madison, New London, Eaton and Tamworth. At 8:25 AM due to high winds. The next update will be available at 10:25 a.m. PSNH encourages citizens to report any power outages, trees or limbs on power lines, or dimming and flickering lights. PSNH can be reached toll free at 1-800-662-7764.
During a power outage, customers with emergency situations are the first to be reconnected. PSNH works around the clock to be sure hospitals, nursing homes, police and fire stations and those customs with life support systems are restored first. Major power lines are then repaired and it is during this time when progress usually slows due to a variety of reasons for power loss in residential neighborhoods
PSNH cautions citizens to stay away from downed power lines, especially if they are near a body of water.