The remnants of what used to be Hurricane Willa are creating a miserable weekend in Maine and New Hampshire.
The National Weather Service said the storm has transformed into a nor'easter that's going lash the region Saturday with rain, strong winds — and some snow and ice.
Winds could gust to 50 mph on the coast.
Eversource, New Hampshire's largest utility, said its line crews are ready to respond to power outages.
We’re keeping a close eye on the track of this weekend’s nor’easter and are ready to respond to any damage or outages that may happen. Please keep our number handy if you need to call us at any time: 800-662-7764. We’re there when you need us. https://t.co/DLjrGdxiFO pic.twitter.com/7u9uk6WMwX
— Eversource NH (@EversourceNH) October 26, 2018
Meteorologist Andy Pohl says that for the most part it's going to be a "cold, raw day" for the region with temperatures in the upper 30s and lower 40s. He said areas farther away from the coast could see some freezing rain and snow before the storm pushes out Saturday evening.
Here is a look at the advisories we have out over land today. We also have marine hazards. You can check out a more specific forecast for your location at https://t.co/YnSXE1rbda. pic.twitter.com/yxBxYedrQf
— NWS Gray (@NWSGray) October 27, 2018