Freezing Rain, Slippery Commute Monday In New Hampshire: Alert

GRAY, ME — The National Weather Service issued winter weather advisories for most of the state of New Hampshire Sunday warning of light freezing rain, sleet, and a slippery commute on Monday. Hazardous conditions could impact the morning commute, the alert stated. A total ice accumulation of around 1/10th of an inch is expected between 7 a.m. and noon tomorrow in the central part of the state; the southern part of the state's warning runs from 6 to 10 a.m.

"(A) low pressure off the Mid Atlantic coast will move north overnight, spreading moisture into New England and resulting in a wintry mix of precipitation types on Monday," the alert said.

On the Seacoast, the prolonged northeast flow along with building seas may result in minor splash over and erosion around Monday's midday high tide. There could be some minor coastal flooding possible.

The flood warning runs from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday.

Tomorrow morning may be slick in some spots as mixed precipitation is expected to break out by mid-morning. Here is one model's depiction of the evolution of this messy event into Tuesday. pic.twitter.com/nrreVOQ8mc
— NWS Gray (@NWSGray) November 17, 2019

The rain will continue into Monday evening and Tuesday morning possibly turning to snow overnight as temperatures range between 30 and 40 degrees in the central part of the state.

Rain is expected in the southern and Seacoast parts of the state.

The latest weather conditions can be found on the front page of every Patch.com site in the United States including the 12 New Hampshire Patch news and community websites. Local, four-day weather reports for New Hampshire are posted on Sundays and Wednesday or Thursdays. Alerts are posted when needed.

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