New Hampshire weather: Sunny Monday, Snowy Tuesday

Manchester, NH – A weak system with snow/mix to the north and mixed/rain to the south will dissipate by this evening, but may result in additional slow spots for some (especially the north) overnight. The first snowfall statewide is expected Tuesday with 4 to 8 inches of snowfall possible in many locations.

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Temperatures will drop into the upper 20s to low 30s overnight with some clearing in southern areas. Although the persistent rain and snow has subsided, some slow spots are expected to start the day on Monday. The wind will increase a bit by morning.

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snow accumulating on tuesday

After a bright and sunny day on Monday, the next storm system is Tuesday. The latest computer models show the storm arriving a little early, with snow filling the south between 7 and 9 a.m.

A Winter Storm Watch is issued for most of New Hampshire except Grafton County and parts of Coos County from Tuesday morning through late Tuesday night.

This will continue throughout the day with the heaviest bands through the afternoon and evening. It ends shortly after midnight.

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We’re expecting between 5 and 10 inches of snowfall in most areas, including Manchester, Concord and Nashua. In smaller quantities north of the White Mountains and possibly on the coast.

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