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'Getting pounded by snow': Internet shares chilling photos of snow storm-battered New Hampshire

The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings on January 23 for much of New Hampshire and New England

CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE: The National Weather Service has issued winter storm warnings on Monday, January 23, for much of New Hampshire and New England. "Snowfall rates exceeding an inch per hour will be possible as banded snowfall organizes and translates across the forecast area by this afternoon and through the evening, bringing significant travel impacts for the entire day, particularly through the I-95 corridor and into the urbanized areas of southern New Hampshire during the evening commute. Snow will end from west to east through the evening hours as the system pulls away from New England," read the advisory. The advisory further added, "Gusty northwest winds of 25 to 35 mph will also be in play today and tonight, which may lead to a few power outages where wet and sticky snow from this morning clings to trees and power outages."

As per the Daily Decision Support Briefing of the National Weather Service, there would be "significant impacts to the morning commute" which are expected to "linger till Monday evening as snow gradually ends." In light of these recent developments, the internet has been sharing snowy pictures of New Hampshire, while urging people to stay safe.

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A concerned Twitter user asked people of New England to "be safe out on the roads today", while stating, "Good morning Twitter friends. Have a marvelous Monday. For my New England friends, be safe out on the roads today. I'm getting mostly rain but New Hampshire is getting pounded by snow."

Sharing pictures of the roads in New Hampshire, another user stated, "Looking pretty tricky out there as you travel up and down 93/293 in New Hampshire. First image with wet roads is in Salem, NH, then it is Hooksett 293, then we have Bow, NH with the bridge and snow covered roadway, and Sanbornton farther north with the snowy bush in center."

Sharing an update, another user said, "Power on/off since 6:30am looks like maybe 3 or 4” last night & freezing rain now. Snow and ice still here from last week, pics yesterday before new snow."

The official handle for the White Mountains of New Hampshire shared pictures of the snow covered mountains on January 22, stating, "We're feeling the winter vibes here in the White Mountains and we may be seeing more snow as we head into Monday."

Meteorologist Mark Shanaberger also shared an weather update. He tweeted, "Widespread 3-6" #snowfall amounts are expected from #Massachusetts through #Vermont, #NewHampshire, and into #Maine through late this evening, with locally higher totals of 8" or more possible."

Meanwhile, the Boys & Girls Club of Central New Hampshire shared that their locations would be closed for the day and urged people to stay safe. "All Boys & Girls Clubs of Central New Hampshire locations will be closed today due to the weather. Stay warm, stay safe!" the organization tweeted.

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