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A weak weather system will bring scattered snow showers and squalls to parts of New Hampshire through Saturday.

A storm is brushing by New Hampshire to the south Tuesday, sending in some snow showers for southern spots and the threat for flooding at the coastline.

After record-breaking warmth over the weekend, another winter storm is on the way. The potential exists for several inches of snow in parts of the state.

On Monday and Tuesday, temperatures are expected to increase to upper 50s and low 60s and Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be much warmer, with temperatures in the low 70s.

Another October weekend with times of heavy rainfall is expected for New Hampshire.

Improving weather is expected in the Granite State over the next few days.

Rain could put a damper on outdoor plans this weekend, but only for some parts of the Granite State.

A flood watch was posted for southern New Hampshire as a sharp cold front arrives in New Hampshire for Wednesday, ahead of what could be more unsettled conditions caused by Hurricane Lee on Saturday.

More unsettled weather is expected Tuesday before a sharp cold front triggers downpours and thunderstorms for Wednesday -- all while meteorologists keep an eye on Hurricane Lee out in the Atlantic Ocean.

Scattered showers and a passing thunderstorm are likely as highs stick into the 70s. Some of the rain could be briefly heavy during the day.