Overnight weather conditions contributed to a temporary shut-down of I-89, after more than a dozen accidents, including one involving an ambulance, according to state police.
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.
Here in the city, expect a low-pressure system to bring mixed precipitation late Friday night into Saturday.
According to the New Department of Transportation, the weekend weather forecast has the Turnpikes Bureau pre-treating the Everett Turnpike in preparation for the chance of light wintry precipitation beginning Friday and continuing through Saturday night.
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.
Wind advisory issued, outages registering around the state including Manchester, and a little more snow by the week’s end.
Windy and cold, with the possibility of outages and frostbite. Stay warm, Manchester.