New Hampshire snow totals by city: January 29, 2022

as reinforcement from the northeast continues to pull larger amounts of this very fluffy snow. Of course, at its peak, visibility was less than a quarter mile and snowfall fell at 1-2 inches per hour either side of noon. Some of the highest totals in the south and southeast of the state. We’ve heard of places like Hampton and Hampton Falls that had over 16″ of buildup. Other areas over a foot including Hudson and Rise. Some other notable communities here include Manchester, a just over eight inches of snow at nine Nashua at 9.5 and about 5.5 from Concord Airport. What they suggest if you were a National Weather Service observer to officially have an accurate amount is to find three very distinct areas in your yard, then measure them, then average them together. Chances are National Weather Service observers. That’s what they did to try to put it all together. There was a lot of blowing and drifting of that snow out there yesterday. Very hard to measure. You can find a complete list on our website. t com

Northeast and blizzard conditions on Saturday brought more than a foot of snow to parts of New Hampshire. Some of the higher totals include Hampton Falls with 17 inches, Salem with 14 inches and Rye with 13.5 inches. 8.0 inchBrookline – 7.7 inchCanterbury – 5.0 inchChester – 9.0 inchClaremont – 2.0 inchConcord – 5.5 inchConway – 5.0 inchDeerfield – 10.0 inchDover – 9.0 inchDurham – 9.5 inchEpping – 10.0 inchExeter – 12.0 inchFrancestown – 6.0 inchFranklin – 6.0 inchGoffstown – 7.0 inch 7 inch Hampstead – 8.5 inch Hampton – 16.0 inch 5.0 inch Londonderry – 9.0 inch Madison – 3.5 inch Manchester – 8.0 inch Meredith – 4.0 inch Merrimack – 7.0 inch Middleton – 9.0 inch Milford – 5.5 inch Mount Vernon – 8.5in Moultonborough – 3.5in Nashua – 8.8inNew Boston – 6.5inNew Ipswich – 12.5inNewmarket – 11.5inNewton – 8.0in Northwood – 7.0inNottingham – 11in Pembroke – 7in Rindge 8.6inRochester – 10in Rumney – 3.0 inches Rye – 13.5 inchesSalem – 14.0 inches Sanbornton – 7.0 inchesSandown – 9.5 inchesStrafford – 7.0 inches Stratham – 13.0 inchesSunapee – 5.0 inchesTamworth – 3.0 inchesWaterville Valle y – 4.0 inchesWinchester – 4.0 inches Windham – 12.0 inches Wolfeboro – 10.9 inches Don’t see your city on this list? We rely on spotters to send us measurements. Send us your snow total to [email protected].

MANCHESTER, NH—

Northeast and blizzard conditions on Saturday brought more than a foot of snow to parts of New Hampshire.

Some of the best totals included Hampton Falls with 17 inches, Salem with 14 inches and Rye with 13.5 inches.

Saturday snow amounts: