The major storm that brought over 2 feet of heavy wet snow to parts of New Hampshire, several inches of snow and then ice to other spots, and heavy rain in southeastern NH is finally moving out.Power outages and slick roads remain a concern first thing this morning. Skies have been partially overnight, and temps continued to fall. Any untreated surface will be slick until just after sunrise. It will be breezy at times with some wind gusts over 25-30 mph and that wind may result in some weakened tree limbs (due to heavy snow and ice) coming down on power lines and more power outages.Today will feature sunshine and high clouds. It will be breezy in the morning with less wind in the afternoon. Highs will be in 30s to near 40° (some subtle melting and compaction).Partly sunny and cool on Monday then early sun to clouds and spotty pm showers possible on Tuesday.Temperatures will trend milder starting on Wednesday.