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Winter Storm Warning means snow will begin late Sunday night or early Monday morning, and may be heavy at times during the day Monday.
Winter Storm Watch: More snow on the horizon – 8-12 inches Sunday night into Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
Many businesses made the decision to close for the day to insure the safety of employees and respect Gov. Maggie Hassan’s warning for people to stay off the roads for non-essential travel during the Blizzard of 2015.
With our first major storm approaching, there isn’t much more to do but ride it out. Making sure you’re prepared for the Blizzard of 2015 is key.
With a blizzard on the radar, be prepared to stay home, which means stocking up on staples, checking in on the elderly and those neighbors with young children, making sure your snowblower is gassed up, or that you have the number of a good plow guy (or gal) and most of all, having a plan, should you lose power (we’ll keep you posted on emergency shelters in the city, should it come to that).
Finally, it will feel like winter in New Hampshire. As always, make sure you get the obligatory bread and milk today, and plan to stay home during the height of the storm, which will be between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., according to the handy chart above via The Weather Underground.
Don’t panic! But the National Weather Service has issued a hazardous weather alert for Southern New Hampshire, beginning Tuesday night