JUST IN: The National Weather Service confirms a tornado touched down in New Hampshire on Monday amid severe weather, damaging around 200 trees.
The"very brief but damaging" tornado touched down around 10:22 p.m. in Chesterfield, near Spofford Lake, as a thunderstorm moved through the area, the weather agency said. It ended four minutes later.
EF-0 damage was initially observed on Mill Pond Road before the tornado became stronger and caused significant tree damage consistent with an EF-1 tornado. The tornado had an estimated peak wind of 90 mph and it damaged approximately 200 trees, with a few out buildings also destroyed on the property. Some trees were uprooted and others snapped.Stay informed about New England news and weather.
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