Posts by Rick Gordon
Dry and quiet weather continues today with gusty winds coming to an end. Soaking rains are expected to be late tonight through Thursday. A brief wintry mix is possible late tonight, but any frozen precipitation will quickly transition to rain.
High pressure with sunny dry weather and cooler conditions for today. Expect gusty winds as the colder air arrives tonight with a low near 32 but feeling like the mid-20s.
High pressure with sunny dry weather and cooler conditions for today. Expect gusty winds as the colder air arrives tonight with a low near 32 but feeling like the mid-20s.
For the first day of Spring, a drying trend with some sun and clouds along with above-normal temperatures with a gusty west wind.
Low pressure will advance into the Great Lakes this morning, with a cold rain expanding east along a warm front pushing north. Showers and a thunderstorm will taper off this evening.
Early morning fog burns off to partly to mostly sunny conditions with a temperature around 70. The weather pattern turns significantly more unsettled this weekend as a complex low-pressure system slowly crosses New England.
High pressure moves offshore today, clearing the path for low pressure to approach from the south with some afternoon showers.
Precipitation is expected to end early this morning with skies turning partly to mostly sunny going into the afternoon with highs in the upper 50s.
Today will be a bit warmer than yesterday as a warm front starts lifting into the area. Clouds will win out with showers moving in after 8 PM.
Generally quieter weather continues for the next few days with a ridge of high pressure centered south of New England. Highs today and tomorrow in the lower 50s.
Thursday for Saint Patrick’s Day is partly to mostly cloudy with a high near 60.
Low pressure strengthens as it moves into the Gulf of Maine today and then into the Canadian Maritimes tonight. This area of low pressure will bring widespread rain changing to snow in the afternoon, along with gusty winds that could top 45 mph.
Sunny weather returns today and tomorrow, along with mild conditions. Highs both days in the lower 50s.
Light snow is likely this afternoon through early evening with accumulations of 1 to 2 inches. Travel may be slippery during the evening commute.
The cold front that brought wet weather yesterday will be followed by drier and cooler weather today with strong wind gusts. Highs today are only near 40 but feeling like 31.
Another low-pressure system brings rain by lunch lasting into the first half of tonight. Sunshine returns tomorrow with highs in the low 40s.
Unseasonably mild temperatures are in store for New Hampshire today which will be accompanied by some showers especially in the morning along with gusty winds in the afternoon. The record for today is 57 set in 1935, the high of 60 will be a new record.
Temperatures start to moderate tomorrow as high pressure gradually moves offshore and a return to a southwesterly flow begins. Highs are expected to be about 10 degrees warmer today than yesterday. Showers will hold off until late tonight with lows in the 30s.
A spring feel on Sunday. A snowstorm is possible at the end of next week. Beware the Ides of March!