The National Weather Service in Gray, Maine, has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for mixed precipitation. Good news: School vacation week means you don’t have to get up early to check for a delay. However, the bad news is that travel advisories have been issued for those of us not on vacation.
Snow has dissolved into rain as temperatures Saturday are expected to creep up into the “this is winter?” zone.
It’s going to be freezing cold and then (relatively) hot.
Snow is coming Monday and my snarl your evening commute, but shouldn’t impede your travel to the polls Tuesday. See the Secretary of State’s voter turn-out prediction.
For those who’ve been missing the white stuff, you’re in luck.
According to the Weather Underground a low pressure system is brewing that could bring with it a winter storm, ETA Election Day. Will several inches of snow, heavy at times, prevent voters from making it to the polls?
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.
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.
Snow, freezing rain in the forecast for Saturday into Sunday.