Winter returned to New Hampshire with a vengeance on Monday, bringing snow, mixing, and rain throughout the day. Some areas saw over 5 inches of snow, with the heaviest accumulation in central and northern parts of the state. This led to multiple crashes in various locations, and residents were urged to be cautious of slick roads into Tuesday morning. Skies were expected to clear in southern and central areas overnight, with temperatures dropping below freezing.
Tuesday was forecasted to have a mix of sun and clouds, with the possibility of afternoon showers in the south and flakes in the north. Temperatures were expected to return to normal ranges. Residents were encouraged to stay weather-aware and download the WMUR app for Apple or Android devices for weather alerts specific to their location. The Storm Watch 9 team also provided updates on social media platforms.
The return of winter weather served as a reminder for residents to be prepared for changing conditions and stay informed about any potential hazards in the area.
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