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More Snow, Heavy Rain Possible In New Hampshire: Get Out
Youth performances, breakfast fun, soup fundraiser, last fish fry at Catholic school, art, music, Palm Sunday events, crafts, and more.
CONCORD, NH — Weather forecasters expect Spring snow this weekend, but most should melt away due to heavy rain and warmer temperatures during the day.
The National Weather Service issued a “hazardous weather outlook” on Thursday morning, warning of snow and rain on the horizon. Wind gusts — 35 to 45 mph on Thursday were likely to continue, too.
“A storm system may affect the region with snow Friday night and rain, possibly heavy on Saturday,” the alert stated.
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Most of central and southern New Hampshire should see a half inch to 2 inches of snow.
Sunny skies are expected on Friday, with highs in the upper 30s. Snow is likely during the early morning hours, forecasters said.
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Snow will continue Saturday before noon and then turn to rain as the temps warm up. Highs were expected to be in the low 40s, with lows dropping overnight into the low 20s.
The sun returns on Sunday with highs in the low 40s again, but breezy. Temps will drop down to the low 20s again.
Monday will be sunny, but there will be more snow and rain on Tuesday and Wednesday, forecasters said.
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Get Out, New Hampshire!
Here is a roundup of events around the Granite State this weekend.
Friday
- Anastasia: Youth Edition by Majestic Academy!
- Bedford Youth Performing Company presents All Shook Up: The Music of Elvis Presley
- Last Friday Fish Fry of 2024--Join us for Dinner in Concord!
- Rock the Bands
- Open Studio Art
- Decluttering and Downsizing-Exploring the Possibilities
- Crocus Painting Event in Portsmouth
Saturday
Breakfast with the Easter Bunny in Milford
Pups & Peeps - Pet Photos with the Easter Bunny
15th Annual SouperFest Fundraiser
Lecture: “Teddy Roosevelt’s Nobel Prize,” by Charles Doleac
Dance night with Mr. Magic DJ- todays most popular dance tunes
KidsFest 2024 Southern NH Event for Families - Free to attend
CONTRA DANCE @ GROTON GRANGE, Sat. 03/23/2024
Sunday
- Amherst Lions Club 50th Pancake Breakfast
- Palm Sunday 8am & 10am
- Palm Sunday Worship - followed by an Easter Egg Hunt & Brunch
- Symphony NH presents The Music of Video Games: Zelda, Mario, Final Fantasy, and more!
- Bigs & Little Silly Sloths Painting Event
Upcoming
T-Mobile Tuesdays: Get Fresh Perks Every Week
Taoist Yoga for Balance & Aging Gracefully
Local Meal Service Feast & Fettle Delivers to Exeter
Rotary Club of Concord, 4-Way Test , Speech Contest
Chris Bohjalian, The Princess of Las Vegas, Authors on Main event!
5th Annual Exeter LitFest - Free!
Paddle Plunge Fundraiser for SDYMCA!
Community Awards & Youth of the Year Event in Milford
ESS and Nashua School District Job Fair
Maundy Thursday Dinner and Service in Nashua
Local Meal Service Feast & Fettle Delivers to Nashua
Mary Baker Eddy: New Hampshire’s Most Important Religious Thinker
Local Meal Service Feast & Fettle Delivers to Portsmouth
NH Philharmonic Orchestra Presents Spring Pops Concert, Bolero!
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