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A wind advisory remains in effect for the entire state, as some gusts could reach 45-50 mph in some spots. 

Rain and wet snow will impact New Hampshire for the middle of this week before Thanksgiving.

The potential exists for wet weather in New Hampshire for the middle of this week before Thanksgiving.

After several weeks that included bouts of heavy rain, strong thunderstorms and flooding, New Hampshire has enjoyed a quiet and comfortable stretch for the past several days, but the pattern is about to shift again.

It’ll be another quiet day in New Hampshire on Wednesday before a strong storm system moves through New Hampshire, bringing with it heavy rain, powerful winds and the threat of ice-covered roadways.

Kevin Skarupa has a look at what could come with Wednesday's storm system.

A line of storms is moving from the west to the east across New Hampshire on Tuesday, triggering multiple severe thunderstorm warnings.

A line of showers and storms moving from the west to the east across New Hampshire led to multiple severe thunderstorm warnings on Tuesday.

A coastal storm is expected to form later this week and make a close pass by New Hampshire on Friday.