Farmington New Hampshire Police Department

 A light mix of rain and snow will develop vicinity 2pm to 5pm Concord southward and down through all of the Merrimac Valley, should be all rain
Seacoast Region. A mix of rain and snow will change to all wet snow vicinity
3-6 pm and by early evening accumulate to around 1 to 2 inches. 

Elsewhere minor accumulations of a half inch or less  are expected by dark Saturday. Heavy wet snow will fill in by mid evening as far north as Concord, develop through the Lakes Region vicinity 5-8pm, heavy at times from midnight on up through the Lakes Region with lighter snow further north. For the seacoast region light rain will fill in by late afternoon and mix with and change to mostly all snow towards midnight, heavy and wet after midnight. 

Rain may stillmix in at times along the immediate coast. Snow will taper off all areas afterdaybreak Sunday morning, ending around midday.

Total snow accumulations willrange from 8-12 inches as far north as the Southern Lakes Region and trail offnorthward to 1 to 2 inches up near the Canadian Border. Locally higher amounts are possible just about anywhere with the best chance through the higherelevations of the Monadnock Region.

Snow accumulation confidence is lowest in the Seacoast Region and could go either way by several inches, all depend on the exact track of the storm. At this point figuring 4 to 8 inch accumulations. The highest accumulations for all areas will be over grassy areas, trees, and any colder/exposed surfaces. The snow will be wet and heavy for all areas, and is likely to cause major problems with tree limbs and power lines.

Wind gusts for this storm may gust as high as 40-45 mph through the Seacoast Region, possible peak gust to 50 mph close to the coast.  Further inland wind gust in the 25-35 mph are expected for Saturday night into Sunday morning. Drier and calmer conditions are expected to develop Sunday afternoon and Sunday night.