Rain and ice are causing slick conditions for some drivers in New Hampshire Friday morning.
There was ponding on area roadways across the state, and drivers are urged to use extra caution.
While there have been several reports of accidents and spinouts, none of the accidents were considered serious.
Wet snow for many in northern parts will give way to a wintry mix later Friday morning and then rain in the afternoon.
For others, any sort of a wintry mix of sleet or freezing rain will give way to rain showers as the day wears on. A cold front is expected to arrive in the mid-afternoon, bringing a line of showers with it through the early evening.
Temperatures could reach 40 degrees in northern areas Friday, with southern areas seeing temperatures in the low 40s.
The rain is expected to push away early Friday evening, setting up clearing skies, patchy fog and some road freeze to start the day Saturday.
The weekend is looking storm-free with temperatures above normal for this time of year.