NWS forecasters are calling for more snow in most of central and southern New Hampshire between Saturday night and Sunday morning.

The map I’ve put together for snowfall totals has a fairly wide range of 4 to 8 inches. During Saturday, after we get even more information, I’ll try to start honing that down to see whether we’re going to be closer to the 4 inches or closer to 8 inches.

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.

Snow, rain and icy conditions will spread across the Midwest and Northeast thanks to a storm that drenched northern California.

There is another snow storm on the way to Boston and most of Massachusetts this weekend. It's not a blizzard or a nor'easter but it will likely be more snow than we have had in one storm in years.The last time Boston received 6" or more in one storm was Feb.

Saturday night's snowfall rates could approach one to two inches per hour, the National Weather Service told MassLive. Here's what else to expect.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm watch for all of Massachusetts due to the potential for more than a half foot of snow across the region this weekend. Boston 25 Meteorologist Shiri Spear has us on a Weather Alert for Saturday night into Sunday morning.