Hello everyone!
Today will feature a cloudy start ahead of our next storm. Clouds will spread northward as the day goes on and snow will not be far behind.
Snow will overspread southern New Hampshire this morning between 7 and 8 and will move into southern Maine between 8 and 9. Snow will become heavy after noon and thunder could accompany the heaviest bands with snowfall rates approaching 3″/hr.
Snow will taper off this evening into tonight SW to NE as the low pulls away. Any leftover snow will end by 1-2 am. Expect winds to kick up once again as the low deepens.
As for amounts, expect a wide swath of 4-8″ across Southern Maine and New Hampshire while coastal New Hampshire and Massachusetts will have to deal with a mix/rain line holding down accumulations.
Snow map.
More snow arrives tomorrow mixing with sleet/freezing rain along the coast. A warm up is expected late week with rain plaguing the area Friday. Do not fear fellow winter lovers! The cold returns Sunday and lasts as far as the eye can see.
-Jack

Jack, did you get another snow day? If you keep getting snow days, you’ll be going to school until the 4th of July.
Teacher meeting day-no school anyway. I’m at NYA so we don’t count snow days 🙂
Last day of school: May 30th