New Hampshire Braces for Shifting Skies: Your Essential Weather Update for September 24-25

As September marches on, New Hampshire residents are gearing up for a dynamic mid-week weather pattern. Our latest forecast brings crucial updates for Tuesday, September 24th, and Wednesday, September 25th, promising a noticeable shift from the pleasant conditions many have enjoyed. Get ready to adjust your plans as the Granite State prepares for cooler temperatures and an increasing chance of rain.

Tuesday, September 24th, dawns with a crisp, refreshing feel across much of New Hampshire.

Expect morning temperatures to dip into the comfortable low to mid-50s Fahrenheit (10-13°C), perfect for that first cup of coffee. As the day progresses, skies will be partly sunny, offering a mix of sunshine and developing cloud cover. Afternoon highs are projected to reach the low to mid-60s Fahrenheit (16-19°C), making it a relatively mild day for outdoor activities.

However, keep an eye on the western horizons, as clouds will steadily thicken throughout the evening, signaling the approach of our next weather system.

Wednesday, September 25th, marks a more significant change. The pleasant sunshine of Tuesday will likely give way to mostly cloudy skies, with an increasing probability of showers, especially as the day unfolds.

Morning temperatures will hover in the upper 40s to low 50s Fahrenheit (9-12°C). By afternoon, while temperatures might still climb into the upper 50s Fahrenheit (14-15°C) in some areas, the persistent cloud cover and intermittent rain will make it feel noticeably cooler. A light breeze from the northeast could add to the autumnal chill.

Those with outdoor plans should definitely consider an umbrella and a light jacket, particularly for the afternoon and evening hours as rain chances peak.

Looking ahead, while these two days bring a taste of cooler, wetter autumn weather, there's no indication of any severe storms or prolonged heavy rainfall.

Instead, it appears to be a typical late-September pattern, reminding us that fall is truly settling in. Stay informed with local updates, and make sure your rain gear is easily accessible as we navigate this transitional period in New Hampshire's beautiful climate.