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Following Sunday's snow in New Hampshire, bitter cold air will be moving into the state.
A Winter Storm Watch has been posted for much of central and southern New Hampshire from Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning.
The next storm arrives later Sunday evening, bringing widespread snowfall. Behind that, a blast of arctic cold is on the way for MLK Jr. Day and beyond.
A Winter Storm Warning has been posted for central and southern New Hampshire from Sunday afternoon through early Monday morning.
A Winter Storm Warning has been posted for much of central and southern New Hampshire through early Monday morning.
Here is a look at the latest town-by-town totals for the snow that fell by Monday morning.
The latest storm bringing a widespread snowfall has ended with some lingering slippery travel this morning. Behind it, a blast of arctic cold is on the way through Thursday.
Tonight, through Thursday morning will feature bitterly cold temperatures.
Tonight, through Thursday morning will feature bitterly cold temperatures.
Temps start to moderate later this week with nothing more than a few flurries possible into the weekend.
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