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With warm ocean waters stirring up trouble, the Atlantic could see a flurry of storms this year. Just what does that mean for our coast?

This past Winter, New England experienced one of "those" winters when it seemed like we got a ton of snow and the temperatures were very, very cold. I wonder if I'll be saying the same thing when this intense heat hits New Hampshire and Massachusetts this Summer? According to the Farmer's Almanac, it's going to be a scorcher for the Southern half of New Hampshire and all of Massachusetts.

Spring may have sprung with birds and tulips, but a classic New England snowstorm is about to crash the party!

If you thought your commute was bad after a few inches of snow, just be glad you weren’t around 56 years ago this week—when New Hampshire got pummeled and Mount Washington was buried under a record-breaking blizzard.

People in New Hampshire have had some "nice" temperatures over the past few days, (above freezing) but it looks like early March could be one of the snowiest of the Winter season.

It was a nice break, wasn't it? Of course I'm talking about the break in the back to back winter storms that were slamming the northeast region over the last few weeks.

They definitely have a new social media manager up in there and the posts are catching people's attention more than ever!

I guess 18" of snow, rain and ice wasn't enough.

Here in New Hampshire, we just had around 6-9" of wet snow on Saturday night into Sunday and now, the forecast says more snow Wednesday into Thursday .

Get your wide skis ready, your snowblowers full of gas, and your groceries ahead of time...Saturday and Sunday will be dumping snow all day and night in New Hampshire.

Well hello there my dear friends. It's your old pal, Uncle Matty here with you for another fun winter weather update for the Pine Tree State.

Hey friends, me again. Here to bring you all the info on the upcoming winter weather for Northern New England.

Whoever has been wishing for all this concurrent precipitation lately, could you kindly knock it off?

It's not certain, but I would suspect there will be some 2-hour delays for some Maine schools

If it seems like we've gone through much of this winter without many snow events, you would be correct.

It's no secret that it has been wicked-friggin-cold here in New England this week, am I right?