U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) gathered at a senior citizens’ apartment complex with New Hampshire home heating oil company representatives and state government experts to discuss rising home heating prices and efforts to address the issue.
Today is a return to sunshine and mild conditions with a high in the mid-60s before it turns cooler this afternoon with a gusty breeze. Tonight will be much colder with lows in the mid-30s by tomorrow morning, some 25 degrees colder than the past couple of days.
Today will be cloudy with a few showers and mild with highs in the mid-60s. Tomorrow will be the start of an extended stretch of dry weather and with sunshine, temperatures will be around 70.
Unsettled conditions will stay in place for today and tomorrow bringing drizzle and scattered showers along with mild temperatures.
A coastal low and its associated warm front will lead to periods of rain today with showers tonight along with mild temperatures.
Today will start with partly sunny skies, however, clouds will fill in and lower through the day as low pressure moves north along the Eastern Seaboard. Rain is likely near the Mass. border by around sunset and will spread north and east tonight and tomorrow.
“We’ve been given a great opportunity, but we don’t want to blow it,” Dean Kamen said. The award was not given to one company or particular entity, he said, but rather it was awarded to Manchester based on the promise of an inclusive coalition of government, education, business and technology working together.
The first half of the weekend will be beautiful with highs near 70. Clouds will increase tomorrow with showers moving in tomorrow evening with heavy rain possible overnight into Monday.
Today is a warming trend that carries into the weekend with highs climbing to 65 to near 70 tomorrow.
Today is nearly a carbon copy of yesterday with dry and cool conditions once again.
Cooler, dry, and blustery weather for today and tomorrow. Our weather pattern begins a transition toward above-normal temperatures for the weekend.
A front will bring periods of showers this morning with some sun this afternoon. Dry and quiet weather from midweek into this weekend.
A few hit-or-miss showers today into early tomorrow as a frontal system lifts through. Look for cooler and drier weather for the rest of the week.
What we have here is a moral and civic good. The humans who learn and work in this bright new building cannot help but absorb the message that their community respects and values what happens there.
High pressure will bring some sun and mild conditions to end the weekend. Few showers tomorrow into early Tuesday as a frontal system moves through.
Sunshine will be the theme today with a spring-like feel with highs around 70. The second half of the weekend will be dry with a mix of sun & clouds with highs in the mid-60s.
The cold front that brought much-needed rain last night will be moving to our east today. Rain this morning will taper to showers by afternoon with some late-day sunshine possible.
Today will start out dry with rain moving in by evening. Strong southeast winds pumping potentially 1.5-2″ of wind-driven rain into tomorrow afternoon.
High pressure along the East Coast will shift offshore today with warmer air pushing temperatures into the low 70s. A cold approaches Thursday and Friday bringing the potential for widespread soaking rain and a period of strong winds.
The SEE Science Center and the Manchester Historic Association (MHA) have completed “A Culture of Innovation,” a series of oral histories involving people from the community engaged in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) careers.