Posts by Rick Gordon
Today will be about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday with snow flurries along with overcast skies. Tonight, snow will start after midnight with an inch or two by tomorrow morning.
High pressure moves offshore today allowing for lots of sunshine with temperatures moderating into the mid-20s with continued dry weather.
More arctic air will pour into New Hampshire on gusty northwest winds today into tonight. Cold sunshine will only push highs in the upper teens with the wind making it feel like the single digits.
 Tuesday’s Weather Light snow will end this morning as a clipper system crosses the area. The light snow cover
High pressure and colder temperatures move back in for today with another weak storm system poised to impact New Hampshire with light snow (trace-1″) late tonight into tomorrow morning.
Increasing clouds today followed by a dry frontal passage tonight. Cold and dry weather tomorrow precedes a clipper system for tomorrow night into Tuesday morning with some light snow.
Futurecast: Another arctic blast moves in the middle of next week. The potential for a winter storm next weekend.
Arctic air will continue to move into New Hampshire today with highs only in the upper teens but feeling like 9. Winds will be lighter tonight as air temperatures are expected to fall to around zero with wind chills of -9.
A cold front strung out to our south could produce some light snow showers (less 1″) that may brush Manchester and coastal New Hampshire. High today 33 this morning with temperatures falling thru the 20s.
Cloudy, windy, and mild weather is in store today ahead of an approaching cold front. A passing flurry is possible with a high of 42 with the wind making it feel like 32.