Nor'easter approaches Seacoast; Coastal flooding threatens restaurant operations
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Updated Thu 00:00
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What happened
A potential Nor’easter is headed toward New Hampshire, bringing high surf, strong currents, and coastal flooding to the Seacoast. Bob Brown's restaurant, Brown's Seafood, is located along the Blackwater River. The owner stated the business is prepared for the storm, noting that the dining room floods roughly three to four times a year.
From wmur.com
Why it matters
The restaurant's location along the Blackwater River exposes it to significant environmental risks from the approaching storm. The owner mentioned that in 2024, flooding reached the kitchen area, requiring operational adjustments.
From wmur.com
Who's involved
- BrownOwner of Brown's Seafood, located near the Blackwater River.
- Blackwater RiverRiver whose banks are susceptible to flooding and high water levels.
- SeabrookCity where local businesses face increased risk of coastal flooding.
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