Another Beautiful Autumn Weekend Ahead for New Hampshire

Grab your sweater and head outside – the forecast for the next few days in the Granite State looks just like a classic New England fall. Starting Friday, the sky will stay mostly clear, the sun will peek through the amber leaves, and temperatures will hover in the mid‑50s during the day. Light breezes will keep things gentle, and after sunset you can expect a crisp dip down to the mid‑20s.

Saturday follows suit. Expect another bright, sunny day with highs nudging up to the upper 50s. The night will be similar to Friday, with lows again settling in the mid‑20s, perfect for a brisk walk around town.

Sunday brings a modest warm‑up. Daytime highs are projected in the mid‑60s, while overnight temperatures will stay just above freezing, landing in the lower 30s. It’s the kind of day that invites a quick hike without the chill biting too hard.

Monday continues the trend of sunshine, climbing a bit higher to the upper 60s. Nighttime will be comfortably cool, with lows in the upper 30s. If you’re planning any outdoor errands, this is a great window.

Looking ahead to the middle of the week, Tuesday and Wednesday should remain pleasant and sunny, with highs ranging from the mid‑50s to the upper‑50s. It’s the sort of steady weather that lets you enjoy the changing foliage without scrambling for an umbrella.

On a related note, the National Weather Service has announced that its next round of weather‑spotter training courses will kick off in November. Those interested in becoming more involved with local forecasting can keep an eye out for registration details.

As always, Patch will keep you posted with the most up‑to‑date weather alerts across New Hampshire’s many communities, from Concord to Manchester and beyond. Stay tuned, and enjoy the crisp, colorful days ahead.