Get a look at the latest hour-by-hour timeline for Thursday's storm. The precipitation should fall mostly as snow, but there could be some wintry mix, especially in southern areas, before it tapers off.

Here's what to know about the timing, location and effects of the snow this Thursday in New Hampshire. According to the NWS of Gray, Maine, snow will start between mid to late morning across the state, bringing a total of three to five inches throughout the day. The Seacoast is expected to get 3 to 4 inches.

Sunday morning will likely feature messy travel conditions before snow can wind down. Snow may end as a mix in some areas, but it should be done by kickoff for anyone planning to watch the Super Bowl. Several inches of snow are looking increasingly likely and this system will have more moisture associated with it compared to the Thursday's storm.

Some school districts in Massachusetts and New Hampshire are closed on Thursday because of a snow and ice storm.

While New Hampshire is moving away from the Arctic temperatures of last week, the Granite State is still in for some winter weather this week: snow. Tuesday and Wednesday of this week will both see snow across the state,

A winter storm blasted the Northeast with snow and ice Thursday before moving out Thursday evening. Parts of New Hampshire reported 3-5 inches of snow.

A winter storm was sweeping across a large portion of the US on Thursday, bringing snow, ice and rain to several states in the Midwest and Northeast.

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