Nor'easter snowfall weakens across New England.

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A major nor'easter has caused heavy snowfall in New Hampshire, with some areas seeing nearly three feet of snow. The storm has led to tens of thousands of power outages and difficult travel conditions. Snowfall rates of more than 1 inch per hour have been seen, and wind gusts have ramped up, with gusts over 40 mph possible at the coastline. Snow will wane in intensity as the storm starts to pull away late Tuesday night and Wednesday. A more pleasant stretch of weather is expected through Thursday with partial sunshine and highs in the 40s.
- Snow begins to weaken across New Hampshire as nor'easter subsides WMUR Manchester
- Maine nor'easter: State continues to be battered by winds, heavy snow WMTW Portland
- 530AM Nor'easter likely to impact travel Tuesday WPRI
- Heavy, wet snow falling in most of New Hampshire; 40-mph wind gusts possible from major storm WMUR Manchester
- Nor'easter to bring heavy snow to Northeast WUSA9
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