And here we are this morning. Both reports come from Mt. Washington one for down below and one for above the clouds. .....Hippy
Valid for February 23, 2026 at 6:55 AM
A significant winter storm will impact the Northeast today, bringing heavy snow and strong winds to southern New Hampshire, with much lighter snow further north. Snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour and winds gusting up to 50 mph are possible through the afternoon along the seacoast, leading to significantly reduced visibility, treacherous travel, and the potential for power outages and coastal flooding. Lighter snow is expected to move into northern parts of the state later this morning and continue through the afternoon. The more widespread snow is expected to shift out of the state this evening, with scattered snow showers lingering through early tomorrow morning. Snowfall totals will be on the order of a trace to 2 inches in Coos County(Northern NH), 1 to 3 inches across the Lakes Region(Central NH), and 8 to 12 inches further south. High temperatures today will range from the mid 20s to around 30 statewide, with overnight lows dropping into the teens. Skies will gradually clear tomorrow, with high temperatures ranging from the upper teens in Errol(Northern NH) to the upper 20s in Keene(SW NH).
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Summit Conditions*
Wind Speed
Wind Direction
10-Minute Gust
Wind Chill
74 mph
E (70°)
79 mph
-32° F
Temp
RH
Pressure
Weather
2.3° F
54%
23.32 inHG
Clear
24-Hour Data
Precip
Snow
High
Low
Gust
0 in
0 in
11.4° F
0.6° F
82 mph
Visibility (miles) 70 miles
