Leave aside the news channels like CNN and NECN and so on that focus on national and regional stories.
On your local nightly news, have you heard anything about the flooding in NH over the past eight or nine days?
I know that it’s getting play on the Boston and Portland stations, but ME and MA are our neighbors. My guess is that it’s not a story being aired outside of New England. Am I right or wrong?
I live in the Boston area and I have heard a little about it but I don’t know much. People that I have talked to haven’t mentioned much about it and I only know about the flooding in a generic way.
Wrong. It is getting signifigant coverage as a news story and also in the weather segment.
Yes it is. But then, I’m in northern NY and my local stations are out of Burlington, VT. There’s also smaller amount of flooding on southern VT, and an even smaller amount in my area (most of it in my area is just basement flooding, and a couple roads almost washed out. Nothing too significant.)
It’s been getting coverage on the local news in Chicago, for much of the past week.
I’ve heard it mentioned on NY and NJ radio stations.
It’s been in the news here in Central Mississippi, in the paper (I don’t watch TV).
Maybe, because so many parts of Missisisippi are prone to flooding that we are sympathetic. 
I heard about it from my parents (in the Boston area), but it hasn’t reached international news level yet.
DC station :
Doesn’t (or never did) lead, maybe the 4th or 5th news story, have seen them spend maybe about 3 minutes on it in two reports or so over the past few days.
During Weather a time or two I have seen notes whether or not more rain is on the way to New England in a sentence or two when looking at the big National picture
I saw it on MSN.com a couple days ago, it had stories and pictures of Keene, Alstead and Hinsdale. I looked them up because I have friends who live near Lebanon NH and wanted to see if the flooding was near them.
It’s been all over the news here in Cleveland, though not the main story.
I’ve seen it on the local news in South Florida. Not a lot of coverage, but it was mentioned.
Mentioned in SoCal. Not as the lead, but in the “Around the nation” segment.
Local NYC stations show it after they show local flooding. It’s ripple-effect reporting. A whole bunch about the flooding locally, some more about the outer tri-state area and the fade out to the flooding outside the tri-state area.