Overview
- The storm tapered Wednesday with winter weather advisories winding down across the region, while some Maine advisories held into early afternoon.
- Snow, sleet and freezing rain produced slick roads, dozens of school closures or delays, numerous crashes and a few thousand power outages mostly in Maine, and several airports conducted deicing.
- Precipitation varied sharply by location, with coastal areas seeing mainly rain and higher terrain seeing more snow or a light ice glaze, including up to 6.5 inches in Whitefield, New Hampshire, and generally 1 to 3 inches across parts of Vermont and New Hampshire.
- Conditions improved through the afternoon, with a refreeze possible on untreated surfaces overnight and a milder Thursday featuring sun and highs in the 30s to mid-40s.
- Meteorologists warn of patchy black ice from freezing drizzle and freezing fog early Friday, with rain expected Friday into Saturday and a potential inland icing setup Saturday night into Sunday.