Tropical Storm Henri will affect New Hampshire today starting at 10 a.m. into 7 a.m. Tuesday morning with rain, a period of gusty winds that could gust near 50 mph, and some minor coastal flooding and building surf.
An onshore easterly flow develops this weekend keeping humid conditions in place. Tropical Storm Henri will affect New Hampshire Sunday into Monday with rain, a period of gusty winds that could gust near 50 mph, and some minor coastal flooding.
Warm humid weather continues with breaks of sun today through tomorrow with highs in the mid-80s.
The remnants of Tropical Storm Fred will move into New Hampshire today bringing increased chances for heavy rainfall, which may result in areas of flooding.
Humidity and chances for showers and some thunderstorms increase today with showery and humid weather expected through the end of the week as the remnants of Tropical Depression Fred advance northward.
A weak trough of low pressure approaches from the west today. There will be increasing chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms each day, mainly beginning tomorrow. Temperatures will remain near normal with a return to more humid conditions.
High pressure will continue to control our weather and will bring a nice stretch of weather through at least tomorrow.
High pressure builds in today lasting into midweek for fair weather along with comfortable humidity levels and temperatures in the 80s.
Hot and humid conditions will fuel stronger storms this afternoon and into the early evening! Keep an eye on the sky if outdoors.
A multiple-day stretch of oppressive-to-dangerous heat and humidity continues. Heat indices today in the lower 100s and the lower to middle 100s tomorrow.