Posts by Rick Gordon
After a nice day yesterday, low pressure will track up the East Coast today, spreading snow across New Hampshire. The heaviest accumulations will be in interior and coastal Rockingham County (5-7″). Cold air moves in behind the low for tomorrow.
Dry and colder weather today before a coastal storm moves offshore of New England tomorrow.
A warm front will move through New Hampshire today with any freezing drizzle changing to showers. Dry weather is expected tomorrow followed by a potential coastal storm Friday.
High pressure brings cold sunshine and dry conditions today. Milder temperatures along with some rain showers arrive tomorrow.
The long-awaited return to some sunshine will arrive today along with colder temperatures and gusty northerly wind making it feel like it’s in the teens. High clouds will move across the sky in the afternoon as a deepening low-pressure system passes by well offshore.
Showers today will change to a wintry mix and then snow by evening with a dusting to an inch before some clearing late tonight. Turning much colder tonight along with a gusty wind making the teens feel like the single digits.
Light rain this morning will give way to fog and drizzle during the afternoon with highs in the low 40s.
Cloudy skies are forecast with areas of fog, drizzle, and a few showers today, along with mild temperatures. It will be mainly dry & foggy for New Year’s Eve festivities.
Mainly dry and cloudy weather prevails the remainder of this week into New Year’s Eve, along with temperatures moderating into the low 40s today and New Year’s Eve Day.
Today high pressure will nudge into New Hampshire which pushes low pressure to our south which will allow for a mostly cloudy sky with a high near 40.