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All Elite Wrestling, LLC, operating as All Elite Wrestling, is an American professional wrestling promotion based in Jacksonville, Florida. It is considered the second largest wrestling promotion in the United States behind WWE.

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We're in the middle of February—so it shouldn't be much of a surprise that southern New Hampshire will experience its coldest weekend so far this winter.Still, the forecast is tough to look at.Temperatures will plunge to as low as ten degrees below zero Saturday night into Sunday morning. And that's without the wind chill factored in.It will be coldest in the Concord/Manchester region, while the Seacoast will be a few degrees warmer.The frigid air arrives Thursday. That night, wind chill values will plummet below zero. Things only get colder from there. Wind chill advisories are likely, according to the National Weather Service.Here's the latest forecast:<ul><li>Thursday: Chance of morning snow flurries. High of 28, degrees low 8. 20 mph winds, with wind chill values as low as -7.</li><li>Friday: Sunny. High 22, low 11. 10 mph winds.</li><li>Saturday: Partly sunny. High 14, low -10.</li><li>Sunday: Sunny. High 8, low -2.</li></ul><iframe src width="460" height="500" data-src="http://widgets.patch.com/widget-maker/47d4acb56bf7b94e4693fa47d1e10bd5.html"></iframe>

We’re in the middle of February—so it shouldn’t be much of a surprise that southern New Hampshire will experience its coldest weekend so far this winter.

Still, the forecast is tough to look at.Temperatures will plunge to as low as ten degrees below zero Saturday night into Sunday morning. And that’s without the wind chill factored in.

It will be coldest in the Concord/Manchester region, while the Seacoast will be a few degrees warmer.The frigid air arrives Thursday. That night, wind chill values will plummet below zero. Things only get colder from there. Wind chill advisories are likely, according to the National Weather Service.

Here’s the latest forecast:<ul><li>Thursday: Chance of morning snow flurries. High of 28, degrees low 8. 20 mph winds, with wind chill values as low as -7.</li><li>Friday: Sunny. High 22, low 11. 10 mph winds.</li><li>Saturday: Partly sunny. High 14, low -10.</li><li>Sunday: Sunny. High 8, low -2.</li></ul><iframe src width="460" height="500" data-src="http://widgets.patch.com/widget-maker/47d4acb56bf7b94e4693fa47d1e10bd5.html"></iframe>

Get ready for New Hampshire's coldest weekend so far this winter.