Update: Many areas of New Hampshire are getting 4-6 inches of snow from this two-day weather system.
Higher elevations will be receiving 8- to 12- inches before the storm wraps up, according to the National Weather Service.
The Seacoast region has 1-2 inches.
There are scattered power outages. As of 11 a.m., Eversource reported about 1,100 customers without power. New Hampshire Electric Co-op had 75 outages, and Unitil had 11.
State Police report slick roads Friday morning, and responded to numerous motor vehicle accidents. The National Weather Service says Granite Staters can expect a slick Friday evening commute, as well.
Troopers responded to a single vehicle rollover crash on I-93 northbound, at Exit 5. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported.
— New Hampshire State Police (@NH_StatePolice) January 20, 2023
Many of these crashes are a result of operators driving too fast for the current conditions. Reduce your speed and drive safe. #slowdown pic.twitter.com/Ft8epb7CVG
The National Weather Service also warns of potential coastal flooding.
A coastal flood advisory is in effect for seacoast communities until 11am. Localized minor flooding & road closures should be expected. Take necessary measures to protect flood-prone property. Give yourself extra time if traveling & avoid driving through flood waters. #BePrepared pic.twitter.com/mGt8QhQvT3
— NH Homeland Security and Emergency Management (@NH_HSEM) January 20, 2023
An earlier report published Thursday follows below here.
New Hampshire can expect moderate to heavy snowfall from the storm arriving Thursday evening.
The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for parts of the state. The projected accumulation range is 4-8 inches of snowfall, with higher elevations getting another couple of inches.
Freezing rain is possible at times, particularly in southern New Hampshire, according to the latest forecast.
Greater Concord could see 3-to-7-inches of snowfall by Friday morning.
Good morning! Here are the latest forecast snowfall amounts from this evening through Friday. Winter Storm Watches have been upgraded to Warnings for portions of southern NH and southern ME, and Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for the rest of the area. #NHwx #MEwx pic.twitter.com/EnlJ3wxX9O
— NWS Gray (@NWSGray) January 19, 2023
This post was originally published Jan. 19 at 8:47 a.m. It was updated Jan. 20 at 11:30 a.m.
