Grafton County, NH – New Hampshire State Police are urging residents to stay off the roads as a winter storm continues to cause dangerous driving conditions statewide. Troopers say they’ve responded to 21 crashes, including one on Interstate 89 in Enfield, where the driver sustained minor injuries.
According to New Hampshire State Police, troopers have also assisted with 16 vehicles off the road and 12 stranded motorists throughout the day as snow and ice make travel treacherous. Major routes such as I-89, I-93, and Route 101 remain slick, with plow crews working through the evening to clear accumulating snow.
Officials warn that snowfall rates are expected to increase overnight, creating whiteout conditions in some areas. Drivers are advised to avoid travel if possible, reduce speed, and maintain extra distance from other vehicles and plows.
Emergency crews remain active across the state as temperatures drop and road conditions worsen heading into Saturday morning.
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