Snow Causes Reduced Speed Limits, Spinouts On NH Highways

CONCORD - Sunday's snow produced slick conditions and the urge for caution driving from New Hampshire State Police as it responded to numerous accidents on state highways.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for much of the state north and west of Concord until 9 p.m. But areas in the southern and coastal part of the state are also experiencing dangerous traveling from a mixture of snow and ice.

Speeds were reduced to 45 miles per hour on portions of I-93 as State Police reported to spinouts and rollovers.

Sunday's morning and early afternoon snow is expected to be followed by a period of ice that could make traveling very difficult into early evening. Revised forecasts call for four inches of snow in Concord, with three inches in Nashua and two inches in Portsmouth, which could be caked with a layer of ice as temperatures slowly rise.