For the first day of fall a strong cold front will move through New Hampshire this morning with rain and thunderstorms before blustery winds bring much cooler air for tomorrow and Saturday
High pressure arrives today with drier air and warmer temperatures. A strong cold front moves into New Hampshire late tonight and tomorrow with showers before blustery winds bring much drier and cooler air into the region Friday and Saturday.
Mainly cloudy and cool today with a few spotty showers.
Today a backdoor cold front will stall across southern New England Monday with some showers and scattered thunderstorms developing during the afternoon.
Dry weather prevails for much of today, however, it will turn noticeably warmer, feeling more like summer. Some unsettled weather with a period or two of showers or thunderstorms possible tonight and tomorrow.
High-pressure crests over Manchester for the last Saturday of summer. The pattern turns unsettled tomorrow night into Monday as a stationary front forms over New Hampshire with low pressure tracking along the front.
High pressure maintains fair weather today into tomorrow before shifting offshore tomorrow night. A real chilly Saturday morning with lows in the 40s.
Today a chilly wind, pleasant, and not as warm with plenty of sunshine, and an early taste of Fall.
Today will be mostly cloudy, humid, and not as warm with a couple of showers and thunderstorms; thunderstorms could be severe and bring isolated damaging wind gusts.
High pressure to our north and a warm front to our south will produce more clouds than sun with somewhat of a muggy feel. Humid conditions with showers and thunderstorms are likely tomorrow.
Today more in the way of clouds and humidity move in with highs in the lower 80s.
High pressure builds across Northern New England into the weekend, bringing an extended period of dry and warm weather. Summer temperatures will be in the 80s with slightly more humid conditions on Sunday.
As the ridge builds into New England today, the airmass continues to warm up. This yields a mostly sunny day with temperatures warming into the upper 70s to near 80. A light sea breeze develops in the afternoon along the coastline, causing temps to drop by a few degrees.
Today high pressure builds across Northern New England into the weekend, bringing an extended period of dry and above-normal temperatures.
High pressure is expected to dominate our weather today straight into the weekend with building heat and humidity later in the week.
Rainy periods will end by evening. Drier air will gradually filter in from the north tonight with some sun and warmer tomorrow.
If you’re heading out today give yourself some extra time for rainy travel conditions. Rounds of rain could result in minor flooding of urban, low-lying, and poorly drained areas.
A front will slowly enter from the north today before stalling near southern New England on Labor Day providing a cool and rainy holiday.
High pressure slides across New Hampshire today bringing fair weather and a warming trend into the Holiday weekend. The next cold front crosses Sunday for another round of showers and possibly some thunderstorms with the front stalling over southern New England into Labor Day.
