The warnings come as a long line of storms push from west to east across New Hampshire. The Storm Prediction Center says there is a slight risk for severe weather across the state, so anyone with outdoor plans should stay storm-aware Thursday. More storms could form through the afternoon and early evening.

To celebrate the Fourth of July, all 170 acres of dining, entertainment and first-class retail at the Tuscan Village outdoor shopping mall will come to life with a night of live entertainment, food trucks and drinks from Sam Adams. Spectators are invited to explore the village and its businesses before settling in for a fireworks show after dark.

Heading into the holiday weekend, four New Hampshire beaches are under advisories for high bacteria levels. Here's the full list. The following New Hampshire beaches, listed by town, are under bacteria advisories as of Thursday, July 3: Barrington: Swains Lake (Cyanobacteria Harmful Algal Bloom)

Dozens of beaches across several states are closed or have health advisories in place due to elevated bacteria levels.