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.
Snow, freezing rain in the forecast for Saturday into Sunday.
Don’t panic. Snow is coming, but so is spring.
Look for the blinking strobe lights placed at various intersections throughout the City whenever there’s a snow emergency, listen to local radio or TV stations, or call the Highway Department at 603-624-6444 with any questions.
Get ready, clear your roof and make way for more snow, park on the even side of the street, and think spring!
Large piles of snow surrounding tanks and lines can also prevent leaking gas from escaping thus creating a huge pocket of propane gas that could fuel a massive explosion or leak into your home.
It’s important to mind the snow on your roof – there are snow load impact limits that can help you avoid roof collapse.
A much-needed moment of zen in the midst of a waning blizzard, pre-shoveling.
Mid-February blues means spring can’t be far off. One week to go until February vacation! in the meantime, here’s an update on the current weather and residual fall out.
A Blizzard Warning remains in effect from Saturday afternoon Feb. 14 through Sunday evening Feb. 15 for Cheshire and Hillsborough counties, bringing more snow and white-out conditions, according to the The Weather Underground.
Devise this brilliant “winter mailbox lifehack” to help everyone, from those who’ve had to replace mailboxes obliterated by city plows, to our dear mail carries, who can’t find our mailboxes, or get to them because of the piles, thanks to Make-It Labs.
The unofficial translation of a Winter Storm Warning: Lots more snow is coming, and it’s only the beginning of February, so hunker down, man up, prepare yourselves, count your blessings if you have plenty of food and reliable shelter and heating fuel. Remember those who may need an assist with shoveling or transportation. Don’t lose heart; this, too, will pass.
Text snow photos to 603-930-0640 and I’ll add them to the gallery. Don’t forget to tell me your name and where your photo was taken.
The driver of the other vehicle was cited for driving too fast for conditions, causing him to strike the State Police cruiser.
Groundhog Day 2015 = Six more weeks of winter. My inner Bill Murray is tingling.
School canceled Feb. 2 due to expected overnight snow storm.
Where there’s snow there’s fun! City of Manchester reminds you that there are plenty of recreational options right here in the city, from skiing and tubing to snowboarding and skating.
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.