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Two storm systems we are watching very closely. One arriving and around during the daylight hours tomorrow, and another one right in the middle of the weekend, later Saturday evening and into Sunday. Both with snowfalls, both possibly ending as some mixing in southern New Hampshire. We will be looking for some sunshine and *** breeze, chilly conditions, teens to lower 20s out ahead of that as we go through the day today. Progression of the system is it gradually moving in from mid to late morning tomorrow, heaviest during the. before winding down early in the evening, so it is *** quick, heavy burst of snow making its way through, which could end as *** little bit of light, wintry mix in southern areas of the state as it starts to pull away during the evening. So we are looking at some tougher travel around during the afternoon. Snowfall rates briefly late morning early afternoon in the southern half of the state could be at around 1 inch per hour. And again, some mixing is *** possibility at the very tail end of this as it continues to make its way through. So as far as your. Travel impacts they will be low early if you are headed out before 10 a.m. you should be good in all locations. The roads will not be immediately awful once the snow starts, but as it continues to pick up, it will be accumulating on area roadways just because temperatures will only be in the teens to lower range of the 20s. Toughest travel will be during the afternoon and likely through the evening commute before things start to lessen thereafter again. *** little bit of *** light wintry mix is *** possibility in southern areas might linger into the evening continues. To make things slippery going into the evening, general 3 to 6 inch accumulation is the expectation out of this. There may be slightly less due to some shadowing just north of the White Mountains, as well as right near the coastline. Again, we’re still watching the maps as they come in, and we’re still over 24 hours before this arrives, so we’ll continue to keep tabs on it for you. For the time being, it’s sunshine, *** breeze not as gusty as yesterday, and there is the next system, *** solid 2000 miles away. It arrives. Later tomorrow morning, teens to mid-20s today, about 10 degrees below the average for this time of year. Sunshine giving way to fair skies this evening. Lows tonight, single digits above and below zero, and that will set up the snow moving in tomorrow morning. Highs tomorrow, only in the teens to lower range of the 20s. Here is *** look at Futurecast again. You’ll notice the light snow starting to move into southwestern areas of the state as quickly as 9 o’clock tomorrow morning. As I mentioned, roads will not be awful right at the beginning. Just as the first snowflakes start, it will take *** few hours, but again, snowfall rates likely at 1 inch per hour at times, anywhere from about 11 to maybe 2 or 3 o’clock in the afternoon. And then any sort of backside of the system may have some light patchy freezing drizzle left over as the system starts to move away. Accumulation itself will likely be done by 5 or 6 o’clock tomorrow evening. Clearing skies, brisk winds behind that for Friday, *** gradual increase in clouds Saturday. And then Mother Nature reloading and it looks like later Saturday night and into Sunday, another burst of snow which could end as *** mix. This one will likely have *** little more moisture than the one that we will experience tomorrow. So we’ll continue to keep tabs on that as well. It should be pulling away Sunday afternoon and in time for the big game Sunday night, and then we’ll watch for any other potential systems down to our south thereafter. So for today, teens north. Lower 20s, southern New Hampshire snow showers up north. Otherwise sunshine. There’s your cold overnight lows tonight, and that will set up the snow moving in tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 20s to near 30. This will likely be *** light fluffy snow for *** good portion of the system, ending as some mixing which will likely add *** little bit of weight to that snow late in the day and into the evening in southern New Hampshire. Brisk winds for Friday and that other system will be tracking for Sunday.
Two storm systems we are watching very closely. One arriving and around during the daylight hours tomorrow, and another one right in the middle of the weekend, later Saturday evening and into Sunday. Both with snowfalls, both possibly ending as some mixing in southern New Hampshire. We will be looking for some sunshine and *** breeze, chilly conditions, teens to lower 20s out ahead of that as we go through the day today. Progression of the system is it gradually moving in from mid to late morning tomorrow, heaviest during the. before winding down early in the evening, so it is *** quick, heavy burst of snow making its way through, which could end as *** little bit of light, wintry mix in southern areas of the state as it starts to pull away during the evening. So we are looking at some tougher travel around during the afternoon. Snowfall rates briefly late morning early afternoon in the southern half of the state could be at around 1 inch per hour. And again, some mixing is *** possibility at the very tail end of this as it continues to make its way through. So as far as your. Travel impacts they will be low early if you are headed out before 10 a.m. you should be good in all locations. The roads will not be immediately awful once the snow starts, but as it continues to pick up, it will be accumulating on area roadways just because temperatures will only be in the teens to lower range of the 20s. Toughest travel will be during the afternoon and likely through the evening commute before things start to lessen thereafter again. *** little bit of *** light wintry mix is *** possibility in southern areas might linger into the evening continues. To make things slippery going into the evening, general 3 to 6 inch accumulation is the expectation out of this. There may be slightly less due to some shadowing just north of the White Mountains, as well as right near the coastline. Again, we’re still watching the maps as they come in, and we’re still over 24 hours before this arrives, so we’ll continue to keep tabs on it for you. For the time being, it’s sunshine, *** breeze not as gusty as yesterday, and there is the next system, *** solid 2000 miles away. It arrives. Later tomorrow morning, teens to mid-20s today, about 10 degrees below the average for this time of year. Sunshine giving way to fair skies this evening. Lows tonight, single digits above and below zero, and that will set up the snow moving in tomorrow morning. Highs tomorrow, only in the teens to lower range of the 20s. Here is *** look at Futurecast again. You’ll notice the light snow starting to move into southwestern areas of the state as quickly as 9 o’clock tomorrow morning. As I mentioned, roads will not be awful right at the beginning. Just as the first snowflakes start, it will take *** few hours, but again, snowfall rates likely at 1 inch per hour at times, anywhere from about 11 to maybe 2 or 3 o’clock in the afternoon. And then any sort of backside of the system may have some light patchy freezing drizzle left over as the system starts to move away. Accumulation itself will likely be done by 5 or 6 o’clock tomorrow evening. Clearing skies, brisk winds behind that for Friday, *** gradual increase in clouds Saturday. And then Mother Nature reloading and it looks like later Saturday night and into Sunday, another burst of snow which could end as *** mix. This one will likely have *** little more moisture than the one that we will experience tomorrow. So we’ll continue to keep tabs on that as well. It should be pulling away Sunday afternoon and in time for the big game Sunday night, and then we’ll watch for any other potential systems down to our south thereafter. So for today, teens north. Lower 20s, southern New Hampshire snow showers up north. Otherwise sunshine. There’s your cold overnight lows tonight, and that will set up the snow moving in tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 20s to near 30. This will likely be *** light fluffy snow for *** good portion of the system, ending as some mixing which will likely add *** little bit of weight to that snow late in the day and into the evening in southern New Hampshire. Brisk winds for Friday and that other system will be tracking for Sunday.