North Conway, New Hampshire — There is a significant possibility that a powerful winter storm will cover certain areas of Carroll County with up to six inches of snow on Monday, which will make driving conditions dangerous throughout the day.
A Winter Weather Advisory is still in effect for both Northern and Southern Carroll County, encompassing communities such as North Conway, Wolfeboro, Ossipee, and Moultonborough, according to the National Weather Service in Grey, Maine. The advisory is in effect from eight in the morning until eight in the evening local time on Monday. In the vicinity of the coast of Maine, a low-pressure system that is moving in from the Great Lakes will intensify, bringing with it an accumulation of snow measured between three and six inches.
It is possible that snow bands may form, which will result in brief periods of heavy snowfall and a quick deterioration of road conditions, according to reports from forecasters. There is a possibility that drivers will experience difficulties due to decreased visibility and icy roadways, particularly during the Monday evening commute.
When travelling, residents are strongly encouraged to reduce their speed and proceed with caution. Before venturing out, it is strongly suggested by authorities that you check the most recent road conditions at newengland511.org. In spite of the fact that March was not particularly severe, this snowfall event is consistent with the historical patterns of late-season storms that have occurred in the region.
In addition to ensuring that they have emergency kits in their vehicles, drivers should also ensure that they allow for additional travel time and remain tuned to local alerts for the latest weather and road advisories.
