Rockingham County

Newmarket Fire & Rescue said they were called to a fire on Lafayette Street and found the detached garage fully engulfed, along with most of the house.

Coastal flooding on Saturday could rival Wednesday's. Even though the storm is weaker, the tides will be higher overall. Winds will gust up to 60 mph at the coast and 45 mph inland on Saturday morning.

The car went off Hilldale Road and into Powwow River late Thursday afternoon after hitting the guardrail, which gave way.

The man walked into the TD Bank on Woodbury Avenue around 4:23 p.m. and demanded all the cash a teller had in their drawer after showing a knife.

Police shut down Ocean Boulevard late Wednesday morning during high tide just before 10 a.m. as 1-3 feet of water covered the road thanks to 11-foot waves.

Precipitation begins as snow Tuesday afternoon mostly in interior areas but those closest to the coast get just rain, according to meteorologist Jon Palmer at the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine.

Two inches of rain are expected from the storm, which starts as some snow Tuesday evening, according to the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine.

Arlo fell into a 25-foot-deep well in Kingston and was in two feet of water with temperatures around freezing, according to Kingston Fire Chief Graham Pellerin.

The snow is still expected to have a total snow of 12-18 inches in southern New Hampshire and southern Maine before tapering off late in the afternoon.

"A pretty good snow event for the coastal areas," National Weather Service meteorologist Derek Schroeter said.