Posts by Rick Gordon
A few early morning rain showers will give way to some sunshine this afternoon. Highs in the mid-40s will feel like 35 with the wind.
Our third winter storm in six days moves in this afternoon producing 3-6″ of snow before it turns to a wintery mix to rain by tomorrow morning. Our last storm in Manchester brought 14.5″ of snow, this time the big amounts will be in ski country 8-12″+.
Mostly cloudy, then gradually becoming sunny, with a high near 37.
Today periods of wet snow with an additional 5-8″ before it changes to flurries and snow showers early this evening.
Today will be mostly cloudy. Low pressure moving up the East Coast will arrive Sunday night bringing snow (2-4″) which may mix with rain by tomorrow morning. The potential for slow going on tomorrow morning’s commute.
The weekend will start with some sun especially this afternoon with highs in the mid-30s. A complex coastal storm moves in tomorrow night into Monday.
Snow this morning will be tapering to snow showers this afternoon giving us additional 1-3″ of snow. Some sun to start the weekend with seasonable temperatures.
Heading into a stormy pattern with another chance for some snow next Sunday night into Monday and another chance next Wednesday with a potential of 6-9+”.
Today will be mostly cloudy but mild with highs in the middle 40s. A gusty wind will make it feel like it’s in the upper 30s. Yesterday’s high of 51 was two degrees from the record of 53 in 1889.
Today will be milder with some sunshine with highs in the mid-40s. Tomorrow is another mild day with more in the way of clouds.
The coastal low pressure that brought minor-accumulating light snow across eastern New Hampshire will end this morning with highs in the low 30s but feeling like 23. Tomorrow will be milder with some sun with highs in the mid-40s.
This morning for the start of MLK weekend some snow showers and seasonably cold with some light snow possible on MLK day.
Today early morning rain to showers from west to east, with mostly cloudy and balmy conditions this afternoon, highs in the middle 50s.
Today low pressure brings a period of snow showers (Trace-1″) and mixed precipitation which will change to rain. A period of heavy rain is possible overnight which some localized minor flooding possible. Winds on the seacoast may gust up to 40 MPH tonight.
Slightly colder albeit seasonable, temperatures for today. Becoming unsettled for the second half of the week as our next system brings primarily rain to much of New Hampshire.
A weak cold front crossed New Hampshire last night, bringing slightly colder temperatures for today and tomorrow with highs in the mid-30s.
Dry weather continues today with temperatures in the low 40s. Our dry weather will continue into mid-week with temperatures averaging slightly above normal.
Mostly sunny to end the weekend with highs around 40. Mostly dry through the middle of next week with temps averaging a bit above normal.
A dry weekend with warmer-than-normal temperatures will last through the start of next week before a cool-down arrives Wednesday.
