Many peaks in New Hampshire‘s White Mountains could have 4 to 6 inches of snow by Friday morning.
According to the Mount Washington Observatory‘s (MWO) latest Higher Summits Forecast, areas above 1,500 feet are expected to see accumulating snow throughout the day on Thursday.
MWO meteorologist Ryan Knapp said the freezing line is expected to drop back to the valley floors overnight.
While lower elevations in the area are expected to see less than 2 inches of snow, Knapp said areas above 1,500 feet could see 4 to 6 inches of snow by the time things start to wind down on Friday.
While widespread snow is expected to taper Friday morning, snow showers will continue in the upper elevations throughout much of the day.
