How much snow will New Hampshire get on Thursday? Here's the winter storm forecast
Here's what to know about the timing, location and effects of the snow this Thursday in New Hampshire. According to the NWS of Gray, Maine, snow will start between mid to late morning across the state, bringing a total of three to five inches throughout the day. The Seacoast is expected to get 3 to 4 inches.
New Hampshire State Police Lt. Brian Viglione says there have been a handful of crashes and spinouts, and more road trouble ...
An incoming storm system will bring several inches of snow for most of New Hampshire on Thursday, and there is another storm ...
Some school districts in Massachusetts and New Hampshire are closed on Thursday because of a snow and ice storm.
Get a look at the latest hour-by-hour timeline for Thursday's storm. The precipitation should fall mostly as snow, but there ...
Sunday morning will likely feature messy travel conditions before snow can wind down. Snow may end as a mix in some areas, ...
This latest system will hit us with 1-3 inches of snow before a switchover to sleet and rain across parts of Mass., Rhode ...
While New Hampshire is moving away from the Arctic temperatures of last week, the Granite State is still in for some winter weather this week: snow. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week will ...
Potential snow squalls hitting parts of Maine and New Hampshire this afternoon could cause "temporary whiteout conditions" ...
This evening’s storm will be concentrated north of Massachusetts, leaving Boston and Providence with only a few scattered ...
The center of the storm is expected to travel well to our south, and it's taking what we call a flat track, moving from west to east. A classic Maine snowstorm travels northeast into the Gulf of Maine ...
A brief period of heavy snow is underway, leading to tough travel conditions Thursday afternoon in New Hampshire.
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