Erin right now, much of the state is seeing rain, but in some areas, it is fleeting. Is sleeting. In some areas, snow is falling, and this is causing reduced speed, such as at i89 and secondary good afternoon. I erin fehlau. We want to check in with meteorologist Kevin Skarupa. Kevin it is rain through a good part of the state as temperatures climb farther away from the freezing mark. It should continue as temperatures eventually through the afternoon are up into the 40 s and maybe even lower 50 s. You can see the White Mountains of the great north wooods. It is all rainfall to our south and west, moving in through the afternoon. Some will be locally heavy, and a lot of that centering around the evening commute, which could be a very sloppy one, which continues to pick up out of the a lot of this winds down through the evening and still mild out there tomorrow before we start to see the cooler air arrive. What that means for the weekend and the pattern beyond that with few minutes. Eri
Now, wmur news 9 daybreak. Day, it will feel like winter again. Kevin we start off early this morning with clouds and a couple of light showers. Temperatures are in the 40 s and 50 s. We will have a wind picking up today. That is going to clear skies out in central and southern spots. Through the day. Much more on what the fall brings for the weekend. Let s take a look at your thursday morning ride. We s deb davidson. Deb good morning, kevin. That earlier crash on 93 north in sanbornton has been cleared and traffic is moving well. Interstate 89 is moving well from concord to the upper valley. Southbound looks good, as well. 93 is up to speed into salem. 101 eastbound and westbound, no delays bedford to hampton. If you are commuting into massachusetts, we are seeing very heavy volume at and south of the 495 connector. Sean thanks. Governor Maggie Hassan will speak to a joint session of the to deliver her state of the state address. Variety of topics including with the drug crisis, and j
Like we do. Now, wmur news 9 daybreak. Erin good morning, New Hampshire. It feels almost like april. Sean usually, we say it is warm and rainy in april, but it is february. Believe it or not. Kevin it has everything to do with your elevation this morning. If you are in some of the lower lying valleys, temperatures are still in the 30 s and you are wondering where the warmth is. The west wind will pick up today. 36, laconia, 34, plymouth. Everywhere else, we are in the 40 s and 50 s. We will talk about the systems we re tracking in a bit. We are joined live by 95. 7 wzid good thursday morning. Deb all the major roads in New Hampshire are once again nice and quiet and moving well. We do need to be aware of patches of fog and 93 north, north of concord. It is very foggy out there. It is foggy again around the hooksett tolls. Another foggy area is on 393 in concord and 106 from pembroke to loudon. The everett turnpike is looking ok. From the wzid traffic network, i m deb davidson for 95. 7
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