Video: Snowy Tuesday ahead for New Hampshire
Now meteorologist Matt Honig with your storm watch 9 forecast. *** chilly start to this week and we’ve got some April snow in the forecast. In fact, *** lot of us will wake up to some snowflakes on Tuesday, even in southern New Hampshire, but as the day goes on, the temperatures warm up and we eventually change things over to rain showers. But for central and northern zones, we may see the snow lingering into the afternoon hours. The morning commute could feature some slick back roads, sidewalks certainly could be *** bit. Slippery grassy surfaces, car windshields could get coated, but I think many primary roadways are going to be in just fine shape through tomorrow morning. But initially it is *** pretty good burst of snow coming through, uh, southern New Hampshire, not getting overly heavy, but it will be steady at times. This will shift northward into the lakes region, portions of the White Mountains into the midday hours of Tuesday. Farther south as the temperatures climb and the snow starts to taper off *** bit, we’ll probably introduce some sprinkles and even some lingering flurries at times by 3. p.m. still snowing in the north country through western New Hampshire as well, probably as far south as Concord though, even changing over to some rain, even though the model map here is not quite showing that. And then all of the precipitation exits by later Tuesday evening. We’re done with this thing by around 7 o’clock tomorrow night. So lower elevations, yeah, you’re looking at some scattered coatings again, mainly on those colder surfaces, but up in elevation, especially from the hilltops and ridges around the lakes region into the White Mountains, there’s the chance for an inch or two. Maybe even 3 inches of snow in some of the higher summits of the White Mountains from this clipper system over Michigan tonight, this will race across the Great Lakes states and wind up here in northern New England by tomorrow morning. But even today we have not been strangers to some flurries at times, especially in northern New Hampshire. We’ve been in and out of some snow showers here from Gorham right down through Pinkham Notch, right along the kink. We’re kind of in and out of the clouds and snow showers at this point, and some of those even extending back toward Haverhill and Woodsville. Further south it’s some spits of rain on the east side of Concord over through Epsom into the Greater Rochester area and even *** quick shower may clip the Newmarket and Portsmouth region in the next couple of minutes. But in between the clouds and sprinkles, some rays of sunshine, we have that in Manchester right now. That breeze has been making it feel so chilly today. The actual temperatures at 44, but with that wind, it feels like it’s 35. Still seeing some wind gusts over 30 MPH like in Rochester and the Queen City, but those winds. Do start to come down after sunset. 20 for temperatures tonight. That sets the stage for some light snow early tomorrow morning, but it will warm up as the day goes on. So whatever snow sticks pretty quickly to melt away later on in the day. And if it doesn’t melt tomorrow, it certainly melts away on Wednesday with full sunshine and *** warming trend through late week. The big question here in early April is when does it actually start to feel like spring? 50s Thursday, 60s Friday. Both of those days are going to be winners to get outside, OK.
We’re hanging onto the cooler air early this week. There will be some light snow and rain showers Tuesday ahead of a late week warm up.Fair skies tonight as the wind lightens, most areas will fall into the 20s. Clouds will increase by daybreak with light snow breaking out. While any accumulation looks minimal in southern New Hampshire on Tuesday, there may be some coatings in central and northern communities. Highs remain chilly ranging from the mid 30s up north to mid 40s in southern New Hampshire. Snow and rain showers clear in the evening.Wednesday stays cool, but bright with sunshine. Highs will remain mostly in the 40s.Temperatures then trend upward to end the week. Highs will bounce back into the 50s Thursday and above 60 on Friday.
We’re hanging onto the cooler air early this week. There will be some light snow and rain showers Tuesday ahead of a late week warm up.
Fair skies tonight as the wind lightens, most areas will fall into the 20s. Clouds will increase by daybreak with light snow breaking out.
While any accumulation looks minimal in southern New Hampshire on Tuesday, there may be some coatings in central and northern communities. Highs remain chilly ranging from the mid 30s up north to mid 40s in southern New Hampshire. Snow and rain showers clear in the evening.
Wednesday stays cool, but bright with sunshine. Highs will remain mostly in the 40s.
Temperatures then trend upward to end the week. Highs will bounce back into the 50s Thursday and above 60 on Friday.
