More Snow Coming To New Hampshire This Weekend: 6 To 8 Inches Expected
NWS forecasters are calling for more snow in most of central and southern New Hampshire between Saturday night and Sunday morning.
More snow to come to NH this weekend; several inches of accumulation likely
After a windy and chilly Friday, the focus turns to snow on the way for Saturday Night into part of Sunday morning.But first, New Hampshire will see fair skies overnight, along with diminishing winds and seasonably chilly temps.
Snow is on the horizon for New England. Here’s what to expect from this weekend’s storm.
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.
How much snow will NH get this weekend? See the map of totals
While accumulation totals for Saturday's snow are uncertain due to the storm's fast-moving nature, the NWS is confident that the southern areas of New Hampshire will likely see the highest amounts, with 6 to 8 inches possible. The middle part of the state will see 4 to 6 inches, with northern Coos county looking at just an inch or two.
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More snow to come to New Hampshire this weekend; several inches of accumulation likely
With Thursday's quick hit of snow now in the past, the focus turns to what could be a potentially bigger storm for Saturday night into Sunday morning.