1 Dead in N.H. Storms that Leveled Several Homes

Thanks for the donation Ben,it's great how storm chasers are always some of the first to lend a helping hand,thanks to all much appreciated,thanks guys!

Hi Brian,

I posted the link to our site and donated $25 to the New Hampshire chapter of the Red Cross. Thank you to everyone else who sends in money. Every bit helps!

If you could possibly show this link on your front page possibly?This is the link to NH red cross to make a donation to the red cross,just when you donate,put it's for the tornado damage,thanks guys!Here is the link http://newhampshirewest.redcross.org/index.php?pr=Ways_to_Give

what would be the best way to set up a fund,i noticed before you set up the fund for the scouts,which was really great.I just wanna know the best way to go about it,I also saw on the news that the red cross in that area is very low on funds,so i really would like to get it going to help out,you can e mail me at my email address given in the field.

Brian,

Feel free to post any links here to funds that get set up to help the families.

Kory

I was wondering if it would nice to possibly start a donation fund raiser on here,if you all are willing to help those people out.

I really wanted to leave this which i would like to share with you all,i firmly believe all of us on this website have a great passion and respect for severe weather,in New hampshire that one lady i heard about dying when her house collapsed on her and killed her injuring her husband,the house was demolished,i understand we live far from tornado alley here in new england,but we get plenty of severe weather, i can't understand why there are no warning sirens,also i wanted to add,i have seen chasers feel guilty about wanting and being happy that your area is giving us something to chase,but i gotta say i feel that sense of guilt after seeing what happened there with loss of life,i understand regardless it was going to happen there whether i was happy to see the chance of tornadoes yesterday,i just feel a sadness for those affected and wish them well.

Thanks for the update Brian.

I live here in Massachusetts and we have had some unreal cyclonic flow today,not many severe storms today but lots of rain,continuous storms yesterday,anyways today we had dewpoints in the low 70's earlier and the atmosphere was ready to go,i saw some new images on the news and some houses were completely destroyed,i really wonder what the nws will rate this tornado,it's hard to say,after seeing house destroyed,one house is on whdh.com,i will keep you all updated best i can.