Today and tomorrow generally be more sunshine in the morning with more clouds in the afternoon. Highs on both days are in the middle 60s.
Today some clouds & sun with a chance of a passing shower, most of the day will be rain-free. Highs in the lower 60s.
Even with the advancement of science, space has always been a fascination for many humans and this fall and spring residents of New Hampshire will get an opportunity to experience two solar eclipses – a partial solcar eclipse Oct. 14 and a total eclipse on April 8, 2024.
Columbus Day is nearly a carbon copy of yesterday. A chilly breeze will make the high in the upper 50s feel cooler.
The cold front that produced some rain last night is moving out over the ocean. Today cooler and drier airmass with a blustery wind allowing for some sun & clouds feeling like fall with temperatures in the lower 60s.
Today a strong early Fall cold front will bring periods of light rain along with a breeze with highs in the upper 60s. The second half of the Columbus Day weekend some sun with the coolest air of the fall season with highs around 60 along with a chilly wind.
Today any morning fog will give way to cloudy skies with sunny breaks along with a passing shower. High today is 71 which is slightly above the normal high of 67 degrees.
A strong frontal system moves into New England Friday night into at least Saturday. While rain amounts are still uncertain, there is growing confidence in steady rains from late Friday night into the start of the holiday weekend.
High pressure will continue the very warm summer-like weather today with highs in the mid-80s.
Today a spring feel with highs in the middle 70s. A summer-like feel tomorrow and Wednesday with increasing humidity and near-record warmth.
Today the first day of October starts with a spring feel with temperatures in the upper 70s with a sunny sky.
High pressure remains in control over northern New England through the end of the week. A storm to our south may produce a few afternoon showers into early tomorrow morning. Highs on both days are in the mid-upper 60s.
The first week of October will feel more like spring, and next Tuesday highs in the low 80s with the rest of the week in the upper 70s.
High pressure remains in control over northern New England through the end of the week. This will bring fair and dry conditions today, with light winds with highs in the upper 60s.
Today high pressure to our north will produce highs in the middle 60s. The high stays overhead through the end of the week as showers get pushed to our south.
The remnants of Ophelia exit into the Atlantic today with high pressure becoming centered over New England through the end of the work week. This will bring plenty of sunshine and dry conditions, with light winds. Highs today are near 70..
High pressure remains largely in control over northern New England while Ophelia remains well to the south as the system moves inland over the Mid-Atlantic. Today and tonight showers from the northern fringe of Ophelia.
Today for the first day of Fall tropical moisture will move north along the East Coast and eventually stall near Long Island with a few showers moving in along the southern tier of New Hampshire counties in the afternoon. To the north of this, showers will be more isolated.
