Manchester, New Hampshire – Residents of New Hampshire should prepare for a messy storm system expected to bring a mix of snow, wintry conditions, and rain later this week. Forecasters anticipate that parts of the state could potentially see heavy, wet snow accumulation, with higher elevations likely to receive higher totals. However, due to uncertainties in the storm track and intensity, the exact amount of snowfall remains uncertain.
In addition to heavy snow, there is also a possibility of a mix of rain in southern and coastal areas of New Hampshire depending on the storm’s path. Gusty winds are expected to accompany this storm, potentially creating difficult travel conditions across the state. Power outages are also a concern, particularly in areas where heavy, wet snow accumulates.
While the timing is still unclear, showers are expected to begin late Tuesday, with the chance for accumulating snow increasing into Wednesday and continuing through Thursday. Lingering snow and rain showers are also possible on Friday. It is crucial for residents to stay updated with the Storm Watch 9 team for the latest developments and advisories regarding the approaching storm.
To stay informed and weather-ready, residents are encouraged to download the WMUR app on Apple or Android devices and enable push notifications. The app provides weather alerts for specific locations and offers updates on incoming precipitation. Additionally, storm coverage can be accessed through the free Very Local app on smart TVs.
For further updates and news from the Storm Watch 9 team, residents can follow meteorologists on social media platforms. The storm system approaching New Hampshire highlights the importance of staying prepared and informed during changing weather conditions. Stay tuned for additional updates as the storm progresses.