Late Wednesday night into early Thursday morning, a powerful storm swept through New Hampshire, unleashing a mixture of snow, sleet, and strong winds. The storm’s relentless force caused widespread power outages, affecting more than 100,000 businesses and homes across the state.
According to Hunter Tubbs, a meteorologist from the National Weather Service office in Gary, Maine, there will be ongoing periods of moderate to locally heavy snow until late morning. Additionally, there is a possibility of the snow mixing with rain in the afternoon. This update was reported by Seacoast Online, which is part of the USA TODAY network.
According to Tubbs, coastal regions may receive an additional inch of snow, in addition to the overnight accumulation, while inland areas could see an additional 4 inches of snow this morning on top of the several inches already received. Certain areas of New Hampshire, such as the Rochester area, could potentially accumulate a total of 12-18 inches of snow.
According to the National Weather Service, the area may experience snowfall at a rate of 1-2 inches per hour during the morning commute. Although the heaviest snow will decrease by midday, there is a possibility of snow showers persisting throughout Saturday.
Live Weather Updates: Snowstorm Ravages Northeast and Great Lakes, Causing Widespread Power Outages and Travel Chaos
The Northeast and Great Lakes regions are currently being pummeled by a severe snowstorm, resulting in significant power outages and widespread travel disruptions. As the storm intensifies, it’s crucial to stay updated on the latest weather conditions to ensure your safety and make informed decisions.
New Hampshire power outage map
As of 9:12 a.m. ET Thursday, more than 130,000 power outages have been reported across New Hampshire, according to a tracker by USA TODAY.
Rockingham County has reported over 32,000 outages, while Hillsborough County has reported over 20,000 outages. Similarly, Carroll, Belknap, and Strafford Counties have all reported over 18,000 outages, as per the tracker.
Contributing: The staff at Seacoast Online.
Gabe Hauari, a national trending news reporter at USA TODAY, can be followed on X @GabeHauari or reached via email at [email protected].
New Hampshire Power Outage Map: Snowstorm Leaves Over 120,000 Customers Without Power
A recent snowstorm in New Hampshire has caused widespread power outages, leaving more than 120,000 customers without electricity. The situation is being closely monitored, and efforts are underway to restore power as quickly as possible.
According to reports, the snowstorm brought heavy snowfall and strong winds, which resulted in downed power lines and damaged infrastructure. The affected areas include both rural and urban regions, impacting residents, businesses, and essential services.
Utility companies are working tirelessly to assess the damage and deploy crews to affected areas. They are focused on clearing debris, repairing power lines, and restoring electricity to customers. However, due to the extent of the damage and challenging weather conditions, the restoration process may take time.
Local authorities and emergency management agencies are urging residents to stay safe and be prepared for the possibility of an extended power outage. They are advising people to have emergency supplies, such as flashlights, batteries, non-perishable food, and extra blankets, on hand.
In addition to the power outages, the snowstorm has also caused hazardous road conditions and travel disruptions. Residents are advised to avoid unnecessary travel and to exercise caution if they must be on the roads.
As the situation continues to unfold, it is important for affected residents to stay informed and updated on the progress of power restoration efforts. Local news outlets, utility company websites, and social media channels are valuable sources of information during times like these.
Ultimately, the snowstorm and resulting power outages serve as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of winter weather and the importance of preparedness. By staying informed, being prepared, and supporting one another, communities can navigate these challenging situations and come out stronger on the other side.
