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"Drivers faced a slow commute at times Friday morning due to a storm that brought wind and snow to New Hampshire.Click to watch Melinda Davenport's report from Salem.Crews had difficulty treating the roads because the strong winds brought the light snow onto roadways.Check:\u00A0 Storm Photos |\u00A0 Live updates\u00A0 |\u00A0 Snow totalsBill Boynton, of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation, said there were more than 700 plows on the roads, with some facing challenges due to the bitter cold temperatures.\"It's difficult because the frigid temperatures make the anti-icing chemicals somewhat limited in their effectiveness,\" said Boynton.Along the Seacoast, there were no reports of flooding at the high tide overnight, but the area experienced strong winds, blowing the snow as it fell. Another high tide was set to occur around noon.Click to watch Ray Brewer's report from Hampton.Meanwhile, at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, there were several delays and cancellations. Travelers were urged to check with their airline if they have a flight Friday.\"We're hoping by midday we should be in pretty good shape,\" said Tom Malafronte, of Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, who added that visibility is the biggest obstacle facing flight crews.The snow tapered off in most areas before 11 a.m.12986246"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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