Maine and New Hampshire, get ready—winter is showing no mercy! A powerful storm is moving through, set to dump up to 10 inches of snow by 1 PM on Sunday, February 10. If you’re heading out, expect slick roads, poor visibility, and freezing temperatures—it’s going to be a rough one.
What’s Headed Your Way?
- Heavy Snowfall: Snow will continue overnight, with bursts of 1-2 inches per hour, leading to fast accumulation.
- Treacherous Roads: Snow-covered highways, icy patches, and gusty winds will make driving a nightmare.
- Frigid Wind Chills: With strong winds in play, it will feel even colder—so bundle up!
How This Could Affect You
- Morning Commute Mayhem: Roads could be nearly impassable, so expect delays if you have to travel.
- Flight Disruptions: Regional airports may see delays and cancellations due to snow and wind.
- Possible Power Outages: Heavy snow could weigh down tree limbs and power lines, leading to outages.
How to Stay Safe
- Stay Off the Roads if You Can: If driving is unavoidable, take it slow and carry an emergency kit in your car.
- Stock Up on Supplies: Make sure you have food, water, and backup heat sources in case of power outages.
- Dress for the Cold: Frostbite can happen fast—layer up and limit time outside.
- Keep Updated: Follow local forecasts and emergency alerts to stay ahead of the storm.
The snow should taper off by early Sunday afternoon, but roads will remain slick and icy. If you have post-storm travel plans, give yourself extra time and drive cautiously.
