After a record high of 74 on Saturday, cooler-than-normal weather persists today, with highs in the low 40s, about 10 degrees cooler than normal. Blustery with northwest winds of 10-20 mph making it feel like the mid-30s. Ample sunshine today should help offset the chilly and blustery conditions.
Yesterday’s high of 74 broke a record the old record of 66 set in 2012 & 2020. A frontal system will bring a period of hit-or-miss showers today, followed by colder and blustery conditions tonight into early next week.
Rain will end from west to east this morning with some afternoon sunshine with breezy and spring-like conditions with a high in the low 70s. Tonight will be turning cooler with tomorrow’s high in the low 50s which is normal for November.
Today will start off dry with some sun, but cloud cover will steadily increase through the day as deep moisture associated with the remnants of Nicole overspread the region with rain by evening.
High pressure will bring sunny weather today with temperatures in the mid-60s which is above normal. Normal highs this time of year should be in the low 50s.
High pressure and dry air bring bright, seasonable conditions to New Hampshire through tonight. A warming trend develops tomorrow and Friday bringing unseasonably mild conditions back to the Granite State.
Election Day will be sunny with a chilly breeze making the high of 51 degrees feel like 45. Tomorrow morning will be the coldest so far with a hard freeze with a low in the upper 20s.
Today will be very warm with plenty of sunshine with a high of 74; likely to be the warmest day until next spring. Yesterday’s high of 77 broke the record of 75 set in 2015.
The high on Friday was 76 breaking the record of 75 in 2015. Yesterday the high was 79 breaking the record of 75 in 2015. Today with some clouds & sun the high of 76 will break the record of 75 set in 2015. If we break a record today this will make three days in a row of record-breaking highs.
High pressure will set up offshore setting up a significant warming trend for the first weekend in November. Highs today will be more typical of early June with a record-tying high of 75 degrees the record is 75 degrees in 2015.
The work week will end with record warmth with a high of 71 degrees breaking the old record of 68 set in 2015. Our first weekend in November will feel more like early June with highs 20 degrees above normal.
Today high pressure will give us mostly sunny and mild weather with highs in the low 60s. A significant warming trend tomorrow into the weekend with record-warm temperatures.
High pressure builds in from the west today and settles just offshore through the weekend. This will lead to a prolonged stretch of dry weather with temperatures climbing well above normal this weekend.
A weak area of low pressure tracks across southern New England today. This morning clouds and a spot shower with some afternoon sun.
High pressure will remain over New England today bringing fair weather and temperatures running above normal. The normal high this time of year is 57.
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High pressure will remain over New Hampshire through the rest of the weekend. Highs today will moderate into the mid-60s. Tomorrow for Halloween some sun and clouds with mild conditions. Halloween evening is mild with temperatures in the 50s.
Large high pressure will remain in control of our weather through this weekend. It will bring sunny and seasonable days with a moderating trend tomorrow along with chilly & frosty conditions tonight.
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Large high pressure builds in from the north today and into the weekend. This will bring dry and seasonable days with a moderating trend Sunday along the cold nights. Tonight will bring widespread frost and freeze.