Posts by Rick Gordon
Travelers will see some rain moving in this afternoon but mild with a high in the low 50s. Tonight rain will be ending late with a mild low of 45.
Blustery conditions today as high pressure establishes itself across southern New England. Highs today in the upper 40s feeling like 40. Low-pressure tracking to our west and north bring showers and gusty winds to our region tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening.
A cold front will bring scattered showers this morning, along with milder conditions with a high near 50. Mostly sunny and nice weather for tomorrow along with breezy conditions making it feel like 40.
High pressure builds into New Hampshire for Thanksgiving with dry and seasonable conditions. A cold front will bring scattered showers on Black Friday, along with a high near 50.
Today is a nice day for traveling with a sunny sky and highs in the upper 40s. For Thanksgiving mostly sunny and slightly cooler with highs in the low 40s.
Today will be a rather pleasant day considering the recent colder-than-average stretch that we experienced recently. Highs today are in the mid-40s with tomorrow’s highs near 50.
Today is colder than a normal day but with plentiful sunshine, it would also be a more pleasant day with lighter winds than yesterday. Highs should top out in the upper 30s. Winds begin to ramp up late afternoon into tonight.
Chilly and very windy today with feel-like temperatures in the low 20s. May see a few spotty flurries or snow showers during the afternoon. Tonight, feel like temperatures will be very cold down in the low teens.
Blustery, but dry for the weekend along with colder-than-normal temperatures. Temperatures begin to modify by next Tuesday and Wednesday with mainly dry weather persisting.
Mainly dry and quiet weather today. This weekend is well below normal temperatures, with blustery conditions with generally dry weather into early next week. Temperatures then begin to modify and warm a bit into next Tuesday and Wednesday and still remain generally dry.
Dry today, but windy with a passing flurry. Highs in the mid-40s but feeling like it’s in the mid-30s.
Cold rain is expected this morning ending this afternoon from southwest to northeast. Temperatures through next week will below normal along with dry conditions.
Today increasing clouds and cold with highs in the low 40s. Snow will overspread the area late tonight into tomorrow morning. Snow may accumulate .5-1″ before mixing with rain and eventually all rain tomorrow morning. Cold rain (1″) with highs around 40 tomorrow.
After a record high of 74 on Saturday, cooler-than-normal weather persists today, with highs in the low 40s, about 10 degrees cooler than normal. Blustery with northwest winds of 10-20 mph making it feel like the mid-30s. Ample sunshine today should help offset the chilly and blustery conditions.
Yesterday’s high of 74 broke a record the old record of 66 set in 2012 & 2020. A frontal system will bring a period of hit-or-miss showers today, followed by colder and blustery conditions tonight into early next week.
Rain will end from west to east this morning with some afternoon sunshine with breezy and spring-like conditions with a high in the low 70s. Tonight will be turning cooler with tomorrow’s high in the low 50s which is normal for November.
Today will start off dry with some sun, but cloud cover will steadily increase through the day as deep moisture associated with the remnants of Nicole overspread the region with rain by evening.
High pressure will bring sunny weather today with temperatures in the mid-60s which is above normal. Normal highs this time of year should be in the low 50s.
High pressure and dry air bring bright, seasonable conditions to New Hampshire through tonight. A warming trend develops tomorrow and Friday bringing unseasonably mild conditions back to the Granite State.
Election Day will be sunny with a chilly breeze making the high of 51 degrees feel like 45. Tomorrow morning will be the coldest so far with a hard freeze with a low in the upper 20s.