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Light snow accumulation (1-3″) is expected this afternoon into the evening with slick roads and reductions in visibility possible for the evening commute.
High pressure builds in today with sunshine from sunrise to sunset, followed by a fast-moving system tomorrow into tomorrow night.
Temperatures warming into the low 40s next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Temperatures warming into the low 40s next Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
More snow this week with a warming trend to follow.
Cold air will move in behind departing low today. High pressure will build over the area today into early Thursday.
We are expecting every type of precipitation this morning changing to rain before ending around noon.
Looking ahead, another winter storm Thursday afternoon into Friday morning.
Two big winter storms will move in on Tuesday, and Thursday into Friday!
High pressure will once again keep New Hampshire on the dry side today with clouds increasing from the southwest as the day progresses. Highs today in the upper 20s. Very light snowfall early Sunday morning will make for slick travel.
Broad area of Canadian high pressure to our northwest will keep New Hampshire dry with temperatures below normal into the start of the weekend. Light snow is likely the first half of Sunday.
The storm on Friday will be staying to our south, giving us a dry end of the workweek.
More snow today and more on Friday. Yes, it’s February in New Hampshire.
High pressure builds into New Hampshire today for what should be a sunny day with decreasing winds this afternoon as high-pressure crests overhead. Highs will be in the upper 20s.
he snow train will be in the forecast every other day, Today-Tuesday-Thursday into Friday.
High pressure will build in today with periods of snow for the second half of the weekend could produce 3″-5″ of the white stuff.
Weak storm for today will produce some wet snow (coating-1″) changing to showers of rain during the afternoon. High pressure will build in tomorrow and some snow is possible on Sunday.
High pressure slowly builds into Manchester today with skies clearing by afternoon. The high will crest over the region late during the day with the next storm system approaching on Friday.
Another snowstorm possible Sunday night into next Monday, along with an Arctic blast next week!
Snow during the morning will transition to snow showers during the afternoon.