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Conway, NH Snow Showers Through Wednesday, Bigger Storm Friday Nov 13
Conway, NH – Snow showers are expected to continue across portions of the mountains of New Hampshire and western Maine through Wednesday, Nov. 11, before a potentially larger storm system moves toward
By Mason Reid · 2026-11-10T18:28:23.890Z
Conway, NH – Snow showers are expected to continue across portions of the mountains of New Hampshire and western Maine through Wednesday, Nov. 11, before a potentially larger storm system moves toward southern New England late this week.
According to the National Weather Service office in Gray, Maine, an updated forecast issued Tuesday, Nov. 10, calls for intermittent rain and snow showers in the mountains, followed by another storm system approaching the region late in the week and into the first half of the weekend.
Mountain Snow Continues Through Wednesday
Light snow accumulations are likely across higher elevations and mountain summits, particularly in areas of western Maine and northern New Hampshire.
The National Weather Service's snowfall probability map, covering Tuesday evening through Thursday evening, highlights scattered mountain locations with a chance of receiving at least 2 inches of snow.
However, the forecast does not suggest widespread 2 inch accumulations across the entire region.
Lower elevation communities, including portions of southern Maine and southern New Hampshire, may experience different conditions.
Larger Storm Could Arrive Late This Week
Forecasters are also monitoring a developing storm system expected to strengthen as it moves from the Ohio Valley toward southern New England.
The system could bring rain and some snow Friday into the first half of the weekend, potentially affecting communities across Maine and New Hampshire.
However, the National Weather Service cautions that multiple atmospheric factors are complicating forecast confidence.
The storm's exact track, precipitation amounts and areas most likely to receive snow remain uncertain.
Travelers Should Monitor Changing Conditions
Drivers traveling through mountain passes and higher elevations should watch for changing road conditions as temperatures and precipitation types fluctuate.
Residents across the region should also monitor forecast updates before making weekend travel plans.
At this stage, forecasters have not confirmed widespread heavy snowfall or specific accumulation totals from the approaching late week storm.
Updated forecasts and local weather alerts are available at weather.gov/gyx .