Will it snow in New Hampshire?

Weather is unpredictable in New Hampshire and snow is no exception. While you can get snow in New Hampshire any time of year, the amount of snow you can expect to see depends on your location and the season. If you live in northern New Hampshire, you may receive a few snowflakes in late October, but snow is unlikely to stick around for long. If you live in the mountains, snow is more likely to fall during the winter months.

Will it snow in New Hampshire in September?

Generally, September snowfall in New Hampshire is possible but not likely. This is because there is an increasing chance of precipitation in the spring and early summer in the Granite State, which means snowstorms are more likely to occur in March and April, as opposed to September. While it is possible to get snow in September, we recommend paying close attention to weather reports and visiting the NWS website to check for any early snowfall predictions.

Will it snow in New Hampshire in October?

Fall is the best time for snow in New Hampshire. October snow is very rare—occurring on average less than once per month. But if you have a dream of snow in October or you want to know if it will snow in October, you can use the National Weather Service’s snowfall predictions. The average snowfall in October is 0.1 inches, and the latest snowfall in October on average is October 22.

Will it snow in New Hampshire tomorrow?

If you were planning on visiting New Hampshire tomorrow, you might want to check the weather report. We are expecting temperatures to reach the upper 20s under clear skies, with some areas possibly reaching the freezing mark. However, snow showers could pop up in some areas, especially along the coast, which would cause light flurries. We are also expecting a low precipitation possibility, so you might not get much snow at all if you don’t get a few flurries.

Will it snow tomorrow in New Hampshire?

It's not entirely impossible to have snow in New Hampshire on Christmas Eve, but it's highly unlikely. According to AccuWeather, a New Hampshire snowfall is likely only about 15% of the time on December 24th. If a white Christmas is on your mind, you'll have to wait a few more days.