Here you go
.NEAR TERM /THROUGH MONDAY/...
730 PM Update...
Band of intense precipitation is not moving onshore in southern
NH and will eventually lift into coastal Maine tonight. Water
vapor imagery shows a large area of cooling cloud tops moving
into southern New Hampshire. The band of frontogenetically
forced precipitation is moving quickly and have opted to move
the advisory time up for southeastern NH and southern Maine to
10 PM as opposed to midnight. By then accumulations will have
already started.
Dew points in the mid to upper 20s leave room for wet bulb
cooling, and although many spots may start out as rain they
will change to a wintry mix or snow. Merrimack and Belknap were
also added to the advisory. After retooling the PoPs and
snowfall amounts to match a blend of the latest HRRR/RAP13/
NamNest...more than half of these counties may receive 3" of
snow with a trace of ice.