THAT SNOW CONTINUES TO PILE UP THERE RIGHT. IT IS CONTINUING TO PILE UP, SEAN. BUT IT’S TOUGH TO GET A HANDLE ON EXACTLY HOW MUCH SNOW HAS FALLEN BECAUSE IT IS THAT HEAVY, WET SNOW TENDS TO COME BACK ALMOST AS SOON AS IT HITS THE GROUND. NOW TAKE A LOOK. YOU CAN SEE THAT THE PLOWS HAVE BEEN OUT HERE IN DOWNTOWN AND ON MAIN STREET. HERE THEY CONTINUE TO WORK TO CLEAR IT. WE’RE NOT SEEING A LOT OF TRAFFIC, WHICH IS A GOOD THING AS PEOPLE SEEM TO BE HEEDING THE ADVICE AND STAYING HOME. THE OTHER THING ALSO, THERE IS A PARKING BAN IN EFFECT HERE IN CONCORD FOR ABOUT ANOTHER HOUR. SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED AS WELL. THE TRASH PICKUP HAS ALSO BEEN POSTPONED, PUSHED BACK A DAY AS WELL. ONE THING WE DID SEE, WE DID SEE A CONCORD AREA TRANSIT BUS OUT HERE EARLIER THIS MORNING. SO IT APPEARS THAT THAT A PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION IS WORKING. AND NOW TAKE A LOOK HERE AT THE ROADS. YOU CAN SEE AGAIN, NO CARS ON THE SIDE HERE AS THEY WORK TO CLEAR THIS. UH, THE ROADS ARE VERY SLIPPERY THOUGH. SO IF YOU DO HAVE TO HEAD OUT, BEAR THAT IN MIND. ALLOW FOR A LOT OF EXTRA TIME. THE BEST ADVICE, AS WE’VE BEEN SAYING, ALL MORNING, THOUGH, IS IF YOU CAN STAY HOME, THAT’S THE BEST THING TO DO.
Nor’easter coats New Hampshire roads with heavy, wet snow
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Updated: 6:52 AM EDT Apr 4, 2024
As a nor’easter brings heavy, wet snow to the state, drivers are encouraged to avoid the roads if they can to allow crews time and space to clear them.Traffic was much lighter than a typical day early Thursday, as travel is difficult with snow coating the roadways. >> Interactive RadarThe storm arrived with an initial heavy rain and slushy mix before changing over to heavy, wet snow overnight, leading to a mess on city sidewalks and area roads. >> Interactive Traffic TrackerDrivers who need to venture out are encouraged to allow for a lot of extra time as crews are trying to keep up with the storm. Side roads are more likely to be troublesome, so drivers should keep that in mind. Hundreds of schools are closed across the state, including in Manchester and Concord.The storm also led to tens of thousands of power outages, with the heavy, wet snow combining with gusty winds to knock electricity out for many.
MANCHESTER, N.H. — As a nor’easter brings heavy, wet snow to the state, drivers are encouraged to avoid the roads if they can to allow crews time and space to clear them.
Traffic was much lighter than a typical day early Thursday, as travel is difficult with snow coating the roadways.
>> Interactive Radar
The storm arrived with an initial heavy rain and slushy mix before changing over to heavy, wet snow overnight, leading to a mess on city sidewalks and area roads.
>> Interactive Traffic Tracker
Drivers who need to venture out are encouraged to allow for a lot of extra time as crews are trying to keep up with the storm. Side roads are more likely to be troublesome, so drivers should keep that in mind.
Hundreds of schools are closed across the state, including in Manchester and Concord.
The storm also led to tens of thousands of power outages, with the heavy, wet snow combining with gusty winds to knock electricity out for many.
