a.j. burnett. back to you. sean: once again people in the , north country will see the most snow from this storm. we will show you a live look at berlin this morning. vacancy upwards of -- they could see upwards of 5" to 10". in portsmouth, which is expected to see between 3" to 6", possibly down to 3". it' s messy out there. as the snow piles up, we want to see what you are seeing. leave us a comment on our facebook page. we will continue to bring you team coverage of this storm throughout the morning. you can also track it online at wmur.com or on our storm watch weather app. you can find an hour-by-hour updates from our crews in the field, and a complete list of closings. it is school vacation week, but we have closings for things like libraries and municipalities. coming up on daybreak, two people are facing charges after state police say they discovered a meth lab at their home in lempster. kevin: snow in central and northern areas, sleet in a lot of southern spots. a very tricky morning commute. we will h

a.j. burnett. good morning, a.j. it does happen sometimes, microphones go out. you never know what' s going to happen on live tv. you can track this storm on wmur.com or without storm watch weather app. you will find -- or with our storm watch weather app. you will find an hour-by-hour futurecast a live wire with , updates from our entire team and a complete list of closings. still to come on news 9 daybreak. donald trump is lashing out against new hampshire' s largest newspaper. both sides have some harsh huge flames lit up the sky in unity last night. what officials say caused this fire that left nine people homeless. a live look outside i-93. the snow is making for some sean: tuesday morning, december 29. it is still snowing around the lakes region. by late morning and into the afternoon, we are starting to see it play out in places like grafton and franklin. it is over to sleet, mixing a southern areas. over 6" of snow for ski country and north country. the details of the entire forecast, region by region, coming up. sean: in commitment 2016, republican fron

a.j. burnett tells you when you could see snow and how much. a.j.: tomorrow, we may not get to 39 in meredith with a lot of sunshine. that is the kind of cold air moving in. lots of 30' s and 40' s. hartford still at 60 degrees. the north bay at 19. fargo, north dakota, six degrees. there is some serious cold about to move in as high pressure starts building in tonight into tomorrow. that means a beautiful start to this week. spawning severe storms over texas heads this way monday night into tuesday. clouds persist across the granite state did the last of the showers and flurries heading out. the skies will partially clear out tonight. tomorrow morning, we may have a few snow showers in the higher terrain. aside from that, it is a blustery, colder day tomorrow with sunshine. not as nice on tuesday. details on accumulating snowfall coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. stephanie: thank you. widespread flooding is forcing hundreds to evacuate from their homes in northern england. more than 300 people have been asked to leave their homes in t

a.j. burnett for more on the temperatures to

a.j. burnett is tracking the winter storm. a.j.: the storm that's coming in tonight a weak one is not going cause a whole lot of snow across the area. it's next week when we get hit by some plowable snow. we have freezing rain advisories in areas of conway and littleton and winter weather advisories you can see the snow showers broken up in laconia. the rain will come down more moderate through the course of tonight and into tomorrow morning before it starts to wind down. that's storm number one. storm number two, that one's wintery. details coming up in just a few minutes. stephanie: a.j., thank you. you can watch the current radar on wmur.com and on the 9 weather app. go to google play and apple stores and search for wmur. the warm weather is hurting businesses that rely on cold conditions. mike joins us live with the economic impact of the unseasonable temps. mike: with children on school vacation and many people taking the week off from work, families are enjoying the outdoors but so less layers than they used to. after a r

a.j. burnett for more on the temperatures to expect. >> as far as this evening is concerned, no weather worries as far as a precipitation standpoint. temperatures will be falling into the 20' s in most cases. 30' s as a little optimistic. we will call it 20' s to around freezing. watch for slick spots tomorrow morning. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies in store for this evening. kind of a perfect mix between cool temperatures, cool enough for the ice sculptures to survive without us suffering at their expense. temperatures right now near 40 degrees, and not a hall -- not a whole lot of whether inside. there is some cold coming up next week. that forecast in just a few minutes. new year' s eve revellers, especially the 10,000 or so expected to descend on the port wmur' s jennifer crompton joins us live from market square, the epicenter of action for this >> aj is right. the only people not thrilled about this weather are the ice sculptors. they tell me they wish it was about 25 degrees colder, but we will take it. you can probably hear the street party behind me. activities indoor and out already g

a.j. burnett tells us when the storm will arrive. a.j.: we first have to get through tonight, which is basically cold temperatures, and anything that may be left on the ground from earlier today may tend to freeze up a little bit. watch out for slick spots. no problems weather-wise through tonight. tomorrow morning' s commute is going to be just fine. clouds are on their way out. down to the south, there is that system stephanie was talking about, a large area of low pressure. lots of snow in western texas. that is our system that heads this way after midnight monday night going into tuesday. the morning drive tuesday is going to be slippery, very slow, low visibility, and there will be a mix or changeover that takes place and causes the we will sort that out and put a timeline on everything coming up. stephanie: you can track the winter storm and get alerts about whether in your area on the storm watch 9 weather app. you can download it for apple and android devices. severe storms in the south have killed at least 11 and hurt dozens.

a.j. burnett is tracking the storm and tells us what it will mean for us. a.j.: that storm means business over texas now. it is incredible to know in the same state, we have two there different kinds of weather. you have severe storms and heavy rainfall throughout eastern portions of texas. on the backside of this, on the cold side of the storm, you have almost blizzard conditions out to portions of western texas. this is the same system that will slide this way toward tuesday. we have had rain and snow showers today. that is not the same system. it is a piece of the puzzle. high pressure now building and. skies will clear out after stubborn clouds this evening. colder temperatures building in the cold air ingredient number this way for tuesday. we will put details on what you can expect and when you can few minutes. stephanie: thank you. after the warm weather this month, southern new hampshire is anticipating its first chance of accumulating snow. it has some local landscaping snowplows. s kristen carosa hasn' t slowed them down. kristen: for local landsca

a.j. burnett is out live for us. this was one of those long,

burnett is out live for us. this was one of those long, standing, waiting -- those long-standing waiting on the snow numbers. a.j.: it has been a long time since we have waited this long first know. we -- this long for snow. it has now changed over to sleet. it has stayed sleet basically up until now. it is still sleeting. it will probably stay this way