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All Things Considered

Severe Weather

The Winter Storm Is On The Move In New Hampshire

New Hampshire Public Radio

Published February 13, 2014 at 5:39 PM EST

Meteorologist Gary Best of Hometown Forecast Service tells All Things Considered host Brady Carlson the winter storm system is moving north through New Hampshire Thursday evening, with snow expected to wrap up during the day Friday.

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