Unsettled but much cooler today into the Fourth of July weekend. Scattered pop-up showers each day in the holiday weekend but not a washout.
Yesterday’s high of 96 in Manchester broke the record of 92 in 1931, 2001, 2018. The heatwave breaks today with more cloud cover, but it will still be quite humid.
Yesterday’s high of 98 in Manchester broke the record of 95 in 1933.
Yesterday’s high of 97 in Manchester broke the record of 96 in 1941. Today’s record of 95 from 1933 will be broken as we hit 96.
Oppressive heat and humidity will be peaking today and tomorrow. There will be little night-time relief with overnight lows staying above 70. Be sure to take extra precautions if spending time outside. Record for today 96 set in 1941. Forecasting a record-breaking high of 98.
Low clouds and fog patches this morning should gradually give way to some sunshine by afternoon. Depending on how quickly sunshine is able to develop will determine the exact highs for today. We should get enough sunshine to push afternoon high temperatures into the 80s, along with increasing humidity.
A warm front will lift north today bringing scattered showers this morning. Low clouds will linger this afternoon, but will eventually see some partial sunshine. Tomorrow we will feel increasing humidity, that will last into next week.
High pressure remains in control today and tomorrow, with comfortable sunshine. Temperatures and humidity will be on the rise for the upcoming weekend.
High pressure with much drier and more seasonable air mass moves in today. Dry weather with very comfortable humidity levels persist for tomorrow.