Posts by Rick Gordon
The warm front that brought rain showers last night will usher in record warmth today, plus we could be looking at up to six-inches of snow Saturday night
High pressure will move to our east today. This will allow for increasing clouds as a warm front moves in with a high of 42. New Hampshire should remain dry until later tonight when some rain moves in.
Today high pressure begins to settle into New Hampshire with mostly sunny conditions along with gusty northwesterly winds.
The last full week of fall will be warmer than normal, the normal high this time of year is 40. Today with lots of sunshine the high will hit 52.
High pressure will build to our south today behind the cold front that moved through last night, which will bring a return to partly to mostly sunny skies as highs reach the mid-40s. It will still be a breezy day with wind gusts up to 25-30 mph at times making it feel like the mid-30s.
A weak warm front may bring some spotty flurries this morning along with mostly cloudy and chilly conditions with a high near 40.
A weak warm front may bring some spotty flurries this morning along with mostly cloudy and chilly conditions with a high near 40.
High pressure builds into New Hampshire today bringing a brighter sky and chilly weather. A weak warm front may bring a period of light snow showers with limited if any accumulation after midnight into early tomorrow morning.
Our first accumulating light snow today with a coating to an inch or two. The New Hampshire seacoast could see 3″ with the potential for more. Untreated surfaces will be slippery
High pressure begins to build today with some sun and colder conditions but will still be breezy into the afternoon before winds die off. A light snowfall is possible tomorrow with a coating to an inch or two. The New Hampshire seacoast could see 3″.