A winter storm brought a mix of snow, rain, and freezing rain to New Hampshire over the weekend, impacting different parts of the state in various ways. A winter storm warning was issued for some counties, while a winter weather advisory covered the rest of the state. Roads were expected to be slippery, with the potential for significant icing in certain areas.
As the storm continued into Sunday, more freezing rain and sleet were expected in northern and central New Hampshire, while rain was likely in the southern parts of the state. Temperatures were expected to rise above freezing in some areas, while others would continue to experience icy conditions.
By Monday, temperatures were expected to reach the 50s, with precipitation falling as rain throughout the state. Residents were advised to stay informed of the changing weather conditions by downloading the WMUR app and following the Storm Watch 9 team on social media.
Overall, the storm was set to bring a mix of wintry weather to New Hampshire, with the potential for slippery roads and isolated power outages, especially in western parts of the state. The storm was expected to taper off by Tuesday morning.
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