Today’s storm will be a heavy rain and high wind event with frigid arctic air moving in this evening with snow squalls and a flash freeze causing dangerous driving conditions. Extremely cold wind chills and temperatures are expected for the Christmas weekend.
High pressure brings quiet weather today before a large low-pressure system looks to impact New Hampshire tonight through Friday evening.
High pressure over New Hampshire today will produce a mostly sunny sky and light winds. Highs will be in the upper 30s for the first day of Winter.
Hard to believe Christmas is less than a week away! Quiet and seasonable weather for the next couple of days. It’s looking like a “Grinch” storm because it will be mainly all rain across New Hampshire just before Christmas, and the mild temperatures it brings will melt a large amount of the snow.
Low pressure over the Canadian Maritimes circulates dry, cold, and blustery weather into New Hampshire today and tomorrow. Snow flurries & snow showers on both days in ski country.
Wet snow (1-2″) this morning will change to a cold rain with highs in the upper 30s with a strong ENE wind gusting over 25 mph. Tonight will be windy with rain changing to snow (4-6″) with wind gusts over 25 mph.
Wet snow (1-2″) this morning will change to a cold rain with highs in the upper 30s with a strong ENE wind gusting over 25 mph. Tonight will be windy with rain changing to snow (4-6″) with wind gusts over 25 mph.
The calm before the storm today with clouds increasing and less wind than yesterday with highs in the upper 30s. Late tonight snow will move in with 1-2″ for the morning commute tomorrow.
Look for a messy morning commute Friday as a nor’easter moves in.
Today is sunny and cold with brisk winds that will prevail through the middle of the week. Highs in the 30s with the wind making it feel much colder.
High pressure will be in control today bringing increasing sunshine with highs in the mid-upper 30s. Mainly dry & cold tomorrow and Wednesday with highs in the 30s, but it will feel colder Wednesday with windy conditions expected. Confidence increasing in a major storm late Friday with odds favoring more rain than snow at least along the coast, but uncertainty remains. Check ManchesterInkLink.com often for updates!
Today a weak low-pressure system tracks southeastward from the Great Lakes to southern New England and will be close enough to bring a few flurries or snow showers across mainly southwestern New Hampshire later this afternoon and tonight, leading to our first slick travel in spots for Monday morning.
High pressure strengthens across New Hampshire drifting eastward through the weekend. A weak upper disturbance tracks southeastward from the Great Lakes to southern New England and will be close enough to bring snow showers and flurries Sunday night.
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Canadian high pressure will remain north of New Hampshire through the weekend, providing a cool and dry northerly feed of air. Further south near the Mid-Atlantic, low pressure will develop and could produce light snow showers or flurries Sunday night.
Today will be dry and mild with a brisk wind making the high of 48 feel like 40. Strong high pressure to our north supports mostly dry conditions this weekend with scattered flurries Sunday night.
Milder weather continues today along with periods of rain moderate at times through this evening. Return to sunshine tomorrow with mild conditions.
Mild with a few afternoon showers with rain moving in tonight. The wet weather will continue tomorrow along with the mild temperatures.
Yesterday we had a normal December day. It is short-lived as abnormally mild temperatures arrive today through mid-week.
