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.
Today will bring a round of light to moderate snow for southern New Hampshire with 1 to 3 inches of snow, would not be surprised if a few spots in the Monadnock area get 4-5″. The weekend looks to be dry with seasonable temperatures.
A light mix of sleet and freezing rain will allow for slippery travel this morning. Tonight, will be cloudy with a low in the upper 20s. Tomorrow some light snow may produce a dusting to one inch.
A warm front will lift northward into Southern New England today but probably won`t make it much more northward than that. For a brief time, the front may make it into southern New Hampshire today where towns near the New Hampshire-Massachusetts border rise to nearly 50.
Today a cold rain in advance of a warm front with a high in the upper 30s. Tonight will be breezy with a cold rain with lows in the mid-30s but feeling like 22.
Today will be another mild day with highs near 50 along with some sunshine. Tomorrow will be mild with some rain.
Two records as the year ended yesterday. Yesterday’s morning low of 44 was a record-high low breaking the previous record of 37 set in 2003. Yesterday’s high of 57 broke the record of 56 set in 1932.
Saturday’s Weather
The high of 61 yesterday was a record, the old record was 50 in 1891 & 2003. The record high today is 56 in 1932 and with a high of 57, we’ll break another record for the second day in a row. Tonight, for the New Year’s Eve celebrations a few showers around midnight with a temperature of 50.
The warming trend continues today as high pressure to the south continues to support a deep southwest flow over New Hampshire. High temperatures break 50 degrees this afternoon. A frontal system brings rain New Year’s Eve Night into early New Year’s Day. The warmest low-temperature record for New Year’s Eve Night could be approached or broken.
Today more sunshine than yesterday with highs in the upper 40s. A warming trend lasts right through the end of the year into the New Year.
Today a weak upper-level disturbance will produce lots of clouds and a passing flurry with highs in the upper 30s. Tomorrow will be milder with highs in the upper 40s with lots of sunshine.
High pressure will bring dry weather this week along with a gradual warming trend. New Year`s weekend will be mild with highs in the 50s, but showers are likely from time to time, as low-pressure approaches from the Ohio Valley.
High pressure will bring sunny & dry weather today and last for the week with a gradual warming trend. New Year`s weekend will be mild but could also be rainy as low-pressure approaches from the Ohio Valley.
For Christmas Day all is bright and not as cold as yesterday with highs in the upper 20s but feeling like the middle teens. Tomorrow for returning gifts will be mostly sunny with a high around 32.
Yesterday the high wind gust in Manchester was 61 mph at 9 AM. Today will be windy but not as strong as yesterday with highs in the upper teens but feeling like the single digits. Christmas day will be bright, breezy, and cold with a high of 27 but feeling like the lower teens.