One Last Blast Of Winter For New Hampshire? Maybe …

GRAY, ME — A hazardous weather outlook was issued for most of central and southern New Hampshire on Wednesday warning of snow later in the week.

Forecasters at the National Weather Service are expecting a storm system to pass through on late Thursday and Friday, with the bulk of the storm hitting southern New England. However, parts of New Hampshire will still be getting some snow.

"Accumulating snowfall is possible over southern New Hampshire and coastal Maine," the warning stated. "Should this occur, slick travel can be expected for the Friday morning commute. Light snowfall amounts of up to 3 inches are expected at this time."

If the storm pushes north, accumulations could be higher.

Concord and the capital region, Amherst, Bedford, and possibly Londonderry and Exeter, too, are expected to get between 1 to 2 inches. Communities to the south — Milford, Merrimack, Nashua, Windham, Salem, Hampton, North Hampton, and Portsmouth, are expected to get more snow, possibly in the 2- to 3-inch range.

The NWS also warned this week that it is flood season. Here are some tips to keep yourself out of danger during this time of the year.

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