A car rests against the traffic light support at the end of I-393 after an early morning crash at the junction of North Main St. in Concord.
A car rests against the traffic light support at the end of I-393 after an early morning crash at the junction of North Main St. in Concord. Credit: —

Light snow over much of New Hampshire made for a difficult morning commute and low visibility.

The National Weather Service said visibility was dropping to near or below a half-mile at times.

Some schools delayed opening. In the Concord area, Concord High School was the lone school that posted a cancellation, however, that was from a burst heating pipe that flooded up to 15 classrooms over the weekend.

Traffic was especially slow on I-93 through Concord, which was backed up from two accidents, one between exits 16 and 17 in Concord, and another in Hooksett.

Up to 2 inches of snow fell across much of the state.