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New Hampshire voters might encounter some snowflakes during the evening Tuesday, with more light snow on tap after polls close and overnight into Wednesday. 

After a bitterly cold weekend, it will be warmer and mostly dry to start the workweek, but some winter weather is possible for the second half of Tuesday as voters hit the polls.

A snow squall warning has been issued for parts of several New Hampshire counties Sunday afternoon.

The heaviest precipitation from the latest winter storm is over, but scattered rain showers continue to move through most of the state, while snow showers are pushing through northern spots.

Just days after coastal New Hampshire towns saw significant ocean flooding during a storm, another storm is set to hit the state, causing more coastal flooding concerns.

A few snow showers are possible Thursday, but a more significant snowfall is likely for the second half of the weekend in New Hampshire.

The potential exists for a widespread snowfall in New Hampshire this weekend.

While there has been a significant amount of precipitation this winter, most of it has fallen as rain. That trend could change this weekend.

Flooding was seen in some New Hampshire communities Monday night and early Tuesday morning as a major river reached flood stage.

Several roads across the state remain closed Tuesday morning following Monday's storm