In the late nineteenth century, a more industrialized state attracted French Canadians to the many new jobs available in the bustling textile mills. But many other factors make New Hampshire attractive. New Hampshire's weather is as varied as its terrain featuring a special four-season appeal. The winters differ in their severity, with January and February usually being the coldest and snowier months with the average snow fall being about 40 inches annually. March drags on, but April signals the warming trend with apple blossom festivals and maple sugaring just around the corner.
Summers have warm days and cool nights in preparation for spectacular falls.
In October, the leaves explode into a collage of magnificent colors while the days become cooler as winter approaches.