Snow Makes Life Difficult for New Hampshire Dog Walker

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Almost three feet of snow was recorded in parts of New Hampshire on Tuesday, March 14, as a nor’easter moved across the state, according to the National Weather Service (NWS).

Footage from Twitter user @DeltaVDan gives a perfect illustration of the accumulation, showing as it does a person attempting to walk a dog through knee-deep snow near Rindge.

According to the NWS, winter weather advisories remained in place for northern New Hampshire and Maine on Wednesday morning. Credit: @DeltaVDan via Storyful

Video transcript

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- Just to give you an idea of how deep that is.

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[FALLING WATER]

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- Just to give you an idea of how deep that is.

- And what about type in your picture? [LAUGHS]

- Look how deep that snow is.

[FALLING WATER]

- No?

- Just to give you an idea of how deep that is.

- And what about type in your picture? [LAUGHS].

- Look how deep that snow is.

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- Just to give you an idea of how deep that is.

- And what about type in your picture? [LAUGHS].

- Look how deep that snow is.

[FALLING WATER]

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