Storm to Bring Strong Winds, Possible Snow

New Hampshire and the Northeast are in store for more severe weather this week, as a nor'easter is expected to blow through the area Wednesday afternoon and into Thursday morning.

The storm, which will likely bring high winds to more coastal areas, is expected to bring rain, snow and more moderate winds with gusts up to 37 mph in the Merrimack area.

However, the incoming storm's winds could be even more damaging than those brought by Hurricane Sandy last week, as many trees, limbs and structures have already been weakened by last week's storm, forecasters say.

As of Tuesday night, the National Weather Service predicted there would be little to no snow accumulation in Windham Wednesday, although a wintry mix is expected overnight into Thursday. Only rain is expected Thursday.

The areas with the highest probability for snowfall will be interior New England, including western Massachusetts, other parts of southern New Hampshire and possibly northeastern Rhode Island.