Rainfall runs above normal near East Milford

September 20, 2026

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September precipitation in the area is running above normal so far.¹ The East Milford, NH station, 10 km away, measured 3.1 inches month-to-date through mid-September, which is 0.8 inches above the normal of 2.34 inches.¹ This excess rainfall coincides with recent drought relief observed across Hillsborough County.¹

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1. NOAA NCEI (GHCN-Daily and 1991-2020 US Climate Normals)

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