Out on his morning run John Darak (left) and out on his morning walk Dan Powers (right) of Intervale stop to look at the wind damaged in the closed road on route 16A in Intervale Wednesday. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
Out on his morning run John Darak (left) and out on his morning walk Dan Powers (right) of Intervale stop to look at the wind damaged in the closed road on route 16A in Intervale Wednesday. (JAMIE GEMMITI PHOTO)
BARTLETT — The National Weather Service toured damage in the wake of Tropical Storm Isaias in the Intervale, Kearsarge and Glen area on Wednesday to investigate reports of a microburst or a tornado.
While it turned out to be neither of those weather phenomena, meteorologists were interested in what they found upon arrival. It turns out that strong gusts of wind in excess of 75 mph were the chief culprits in causing storm damage.
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