Just when you thought your lawn was going to make an extended appearance this week, the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Jan. 12, between 3 p.m. and 1 a.m. Wednesday.
Our Winter Weather Watcher sees some frigid temperatures on the horizon. Not only will temperatures dip into the single digits by Monday morning, but a persistent wind chill will keep the air temperature dangerously cold throughout the day.
Here comes winter, according to the National Weather Service — just a token storm to make us feel like we’re really in New Hampshire. Expect between 3 and 6 inches if you’re in or around Manchester, depending on your geography.
Be prepared for the wintry mix.
If you’ve noticed your spring bulbs prematurely pushing up through the mulch, or your forsythia bush about to explode with yellow blooms, then you are probably worried – like the experts are – about the run of warm weather, and the bigger picture.
A Wind Advisory remains in effect from 11 a.m. Tuesday to 6 p.m. according to the National Weather Service.
If your name is Noah and you have an ark handy, you may want to start rounding up the animals.
Thunderstorm with heavy winds, rain, flash flooding and possibly hail.
Wind advisory issued, outages registering around the state including Manchester, and a little more snow by the week’s end.
Don’t panic. Snow is coming, but so is spring.