AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFlood Watch, RI: A slow-moving storm system is set to bring heavy rain to Southern New England, with flood watches posted for Connecticut and Rhode Island through Tuesday as downpours repeatedly hit the same areas and push rivers toward minor flooding. Severe Wind Risk for July 4: The Storm Prediction Center upgraded the Independence Day wind threat, with a 75 mph gust risk stretching from Washington, D.C. toward Philadelphia during peak outdoor celebration hours. Drought Relief, Then More Weather: After a dry stretch, multiple storm rounds are forecast to deliver widespread 2–4 inches of rain across the region by Wednesday morning, including parts of Rhode Island. Air Quality & Water Safety: Rhode Island health and environmental agencies have urged residents to avoid contact with multiple waterbodies due to algae blooms, and an ozone alert flagged unhealthy air for sensitive groups in Southern RI. Local Sustainability Win: Winterhawk Vineyards in West Kingston was selected as the first Rhode Island winery recognized under the state’s Green Breweries-style sustainability program, with a certification ceremony planned July 9. Offshore Wind Fight: The Trump administration is spending nearly $3 billion to kill offshore wind projects via lease buyouts, adding pressure to the region’s clean-energy plans.
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