Posts by Rick Gordon
Upper-level low pressure will bring bouts of moderate to heavy rainfall today into early Sunday morning. A general 1 to 1.5 inches of rain is expected and may cause localized low-lying flooding as well as significant rises on creeks and streams. Highs today are in the low-mid 60s.
Today some sun & clouds with spot afternoon showers & thunderstorms with a high of 80.
An upper-level low keeps an extended period of below-normal temperatures and showery conditions ongoing across New Hampshire into the weekend. While it won`t be raining for the entire time, showers are likely to increase in coverage during the afternoon hours each day.
Today some sun and warmer with spotty afternoon thunderstorms with highs in the upper 70s. An upper level keeps an extended period of below-normal temperatures and showery conditions ongoing across New Hampshire into the start of the weekend. While it won`t be raining for the entire time, showers are likely to increase in coverage during the afternoon hours each day.
A frontal system brings widespread rain tapering to showers with highs in the lower 60s. Its upper-level low lingers over New England through the middle and end of the week with yet another extended period of cloudy and showery weather.
Today warm air remains in place with at least partial morning sunshine into midday before it turns cloudy with highs around 80. Tonight, turning more humid with showers late.
A persistent upper-level low will keep conditions cool with a few thunderstorms today. The low will finally begin to get nudged out by tomorrow and Monday, allowing for mostly dry conditions and warmer temperatures.
A persistent upper-level low will keep conditions cool with chances of showers through Saturday along with a few thunderstorms today and tomorrow.
The persistent upper low will linger over New England through the rest of the week. This will keep conditions cool with chances of showers most days. Showers will be most widespread today and tomorrow with the upper low finally loosening its grip over the weekend. This will allow temperatures to moderate closer to normal late in the weekend.
While not as cool as this past weekend, a return to cooler-than-normal weather with mostly hit-or-miss showers during the daytime is anticipated for today and tomorrow. Neither day will be a washout, though temperatures running some ten degrees below normal are expected.
Due to smoke from Quebec wildfires an air quality alert has been issued.
A stubborn upper low will continue to spoil the arrival of meteorological summer. The raw conditions and showers are expected to last into the middle of this week, although temperatures will gradually tick upwards into the middle 60s today.
A much cooler airmass remains over New Hampshire for today with highs in the lower 50s normal highs should be in the middle 70s. As low-pressure forms off the New England coastline periods of rain are likely.
Flip flops to sweatshirts this weekend. Today will be over 30 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. Today lots of clouds and much colder with highs in the upper 50s.
Enjoy the hot temperatures today because the first weekend in June will be much colder. Temperatures this weekend will be 30 degrees colder than today.
High pressure east of New Hampshire will remain in control today with a warming trend. If we hit 90 degrees today our first heat wave will be starting because highs tomorrow and Friday will be in the 90s.
Today high pressure slowly moves east of New Hampshire. This will result in winds shifting to the southeast at 5-15 mph keeping high temperatures in the 60s along the immediate coast and upper 70s for the rest of us.
If on vacation for Memorial Day week it will be dry with our first heat wave with temperatures at or above 90 degrees Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday!!
Today is the warmest day of the weekend, as highs climb to 90 degrees away from the coastline. A brief cool down on Memorial Day, as a backdoor front sweeps across New Hampshire. Then temperatures trend back to warmer than normal, with 90-degree heat possible Wednesday and Thursday.
