Manchester, NH – A powerful weather system is expected to affect New Hampshire starting this afternoon, with a wind advisory in effect. Beginning at 4 p.m. today, winds from the west will range from 15 to 25 mph, with gusts reaching up to 50 mph. This advisory will last until midnight tonight. Local residents are advised to secure any loose outdoor objects and take extra caution while driving, especially on highways like I-93, where high-profile vehicles may be impacted.
According to the National Weather Service, gusty winds could cause tree limbs to fall, leading to potential power outages in affected areas. Additionally, a brief period of snow is expected throughout the day, with up to 3 inches of accumulation possible in northern regions and higher terrain. The snow, combined with gusty winds, could create hazardous conditions for travel.
Residents should prepare for potential disruptions to daily life, including slippery roads and low visibility during the evening hours. The highest winds are expected between 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. Wednesday, with gusts at their peak around 8 p.m.
Looking ahead, New Hampshire’s weather for the next several days will remain unpredictable. On Wednesday, expect sunny skies by mid-afternoon, but the early morning could bring a light dusting of snow. Temperatures are expected to climb slightly with highs near 45°F and lows around 26°F for Wednesday night.
The forecast for the rest of the week shows more seasonal spring conditions, with increasing chances of showers by Thursday night and Friday. Prepare for temperatures around 50°F with potential rain showers.
Stay tuned for updated advisories and always follow local safety guidelines to stay informed on rapidly changing conditions.
