Some flakes in the north for the travel day

Thank you for joining us. Storm Watch and me. And weather on the internet. Thanksgiving holiday right here. Big travel day for many tomorrow with dry roads. The exception in the northern part of the White Mountains through the great northern forests here maybe *** dust, maybe *** half an inch of snow with occasional snow showers, so maybe *** a bit slippery far north. Otherwise dry central and south into morning nice and light and cool thanksgiving and even early friday morning friday afternoon some showers moving towards mixing far north with more rain likely on sunday. It looks the heaviest in the afternoon and night, and once again it may just be cold enough to mix things up in the northern part of the state. As for the likelihood of a snow shower in the north, it’s starting to approach from eastern parts of Ontario and southwestern Quebec, and it really doesn’t come until the early hours of the morning. So if you travel all evening, it looks good overnight too. Central Southern New Hampshire 20’s to very low 30’s. A great looking travel day for many tomorrow, particularly the Lakes region faces south, better chances of a few passing snow showers north where highs elsewhere will be in the mid thirties. Very close to where we were in the forties on Tuesday, Thanksgiving is looking pretty good too. Lots of sun, no precipitation, light winds and temperatures a *** few degrees of the norm for this time of year. As for Friday, here comes the changes, increasing clouds but dry at least midday, some isolated showers coming in the afternoon and evening, noticing in the White Mountains. Great North Woods might be damn little messed up, so roads might be damn tricky. Far north during the Friday evening through Saturday time frame, windy conditions from the northwest but plenty of solar temps averaging slightly above by *** a few degrees and this will set the stage for *** rainmakers. On Sunday you will find winds from the south-east well above freezing so mostly rain although there could be ***little mix far north and then all wraps in ***mix or snow in the mountains up Monday morning. In addition, Monday will be fairly windy with snow showers in the north, dry and light and windy elsewhere. season on Tuesday.

Video: Some flakes in northern New Hampshire for the day of travel

Updated: 6:41 p.m. EST November 22, 2022

The excellent travel weather continues in the run-up to the Thanksgiving holiday. Snow showers in the north on Wednesday afternoon and evening, otherwise we’ll be dry later until Friday. Temperatures remain seasonal before temporarily rising on Saturday. Partly cloudy skies in central and south, while northern areas will be cloudy overnight with some snow showers. Lows in the 20’s. Wednesday will feature sun and passing clouds for most, but there will also be mainly cloudy skies and isolated light snow showers in the north. Highs range from the 30s in the north to the mid 40s in the south. Thanksgiving Day is looking dry and seasonal, with highs also in the 40s. Friday will show thickening clouds with likely afternoon and evening showers, there could be a few mixed showers far north. Saturday will be dry and sunny with highs in the 40s and even some southern communities reaching 50. A great day to choose the Christmas tree or put up the lights. Another bout of rain is likely for Sunday through early Monday, with some mix-ups again possible north.

The excellent travel weather continues in the run-up to the Thanksgiving holiday. Snow showers in the north on Wednesday afternoon and evening, otherwise we’ll be dry later until Friday. Temperatures remain seasonal before temporarily rising on Saturday.

Partly cloudy skies in the center and south, while areas in the north will be cloudy overnight with some snow showers. Lows in the 20’s.

On Wednesday there will be mostly sun and passing clouds, but also in the north there will be mainly cloudy skies and isolated light snow showers. Highs range from the 30s in the north to the mid 40s in the south.

Thanksgiving Day is looking dry and seasonal, with highs well into the 40s.

Friday will show thickening clouds with likely afternoon and evening showers, there could be a few mixed showers in the far north.

Saturday will be dry and sunny with highs in the 40s and 50s in some southern communities. A great day to pick out the Christmas tree or put up the lights.

Another bout of rain is likely Sunday through early Monday, with some mixing again possible in the north.