Mike Haddad is the Chief Meteorologist at WMUR-TV in New Hampshire. With a focus on local weather updates and forecasts, Mike provides accurate and timely information to the residents of New Hampshire, keeping them informed about upcoming weather patterns and potential storms.
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Mike Haddad's coverage is heavily focused on weather-related topics, particularly in the context of New Hampshire and more broadly the United States. His articles often discuss seasonal changes, specific weather events, and potential storms affecting local areas.
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Here is a look at the latest town-by-town totals for the snow that fell Saturday night into Sunday morning.
After a dry start to Monday, the next system races in during the afternoon and evening with a quick burst of snow, mixing, and rain.
A burst of snow, wintry mix, and rain is likely in time for the evening commute, creating slippery travel again.
By: Mike Haddad
Messy travel conditions develop this evening as a burst of snow and wintry mix moves through. Southern New Hampshire and the coastline will see mainly rain.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says some slippery conditions are possible.
By: Mike Haddad
A system will bring mostly light rain and spotty icing to New Hampshire tonight with another one bringing light rain and snow Wednesday Night.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad takes a look at the timeline of rain and snow moving in Wednesday.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says overnight rain and snow could make for messy roads.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says some light snow could make for slippery roads Friday evening.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says the weather will turn bitterly cold after snow moves out.
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