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Showers today will change to a wintry mix and then snow by evening with a dusting to an inch before some clearing late tonight. Turning much colder tonight along with a gusty wind making the teens feel like the single digits.
Light rain this morning will give way to fog and drizzle during the afternoon with highs in the low 40s.
Cloudy skies are forecast with areas of fog, drizzle, and a few showers today, along with mild temperatures. It will be mainly dry & foggy for New Year’s Eve festivities.
Mainly dry and cloudy weather prevails the remainder of this week into New Year’s Eve, along with temperatures moderating into the low 40s today and New Year’s Eve Day.
Today high pressure will nudge into New Hampshire which pushes low pressure to our south which will allow for a mostly cloudy sky with a high near 40.
A warm front will bring a period of light snow and spotty freezing drizzle early this morning, before some sun by afternoon.
Dry and quiet weather today with increasing cloud cover tonight. Snow showers later at night will produce an inch or less, which could cause slick travel for tomorrow’s morning commute.
Another storm system will cross New Hampshire Christmas day into early tomorrow morning. This will bring a chance for mixed precipitation in addition to light snow tonight. This could make any holiday travel difficult.
High pressure will return today with a gusty west-northwest wind that will make it feel like the mid-20s. A weak low pressure will pass south of New Hampshire tonight with a chance of snow showers (1″ or less).
Snow, sleet, and freezing this morning, giving way to some sun during the afternoon with a high of 40
The first day of Winter will be warmer than the last day of fall with a high in the upper 30s.
High pressure is our friend for the last day of fall and the short work week. Today will be sunny and cold along with lighter winds compared to yesterday.
High pressure stretching from southern Canada to the Ohio Valley pushes east tonight and tomorrow resulting in dry conditions with slightly below normal temperatures. The brisk winds today will make the mid-30s feel like the upper teens.
Much colder air today sets the stage for the first widespread moderate to heavy snowfall of the season. A large swath of 4 to 7 inches is expected this afternoon through early tomorrow morning.
A cold front moves offshore this morning with shifting winds to W/NW. So, a windy day is ahead with gusts over 20 mph. Colder air lags behind the front so another mild day can be expected with highs in the low 50s before temperatures begin to fall later in the day.
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.