New Hampshire Night Storms and Downpours Expected – Evening Forecast

Chief meteorologist Mike Haddad headed on‑air this evening to give us the latest on New Hampshire’s weather. He sounded a little concerned – the air feels muggy, and a few pockets of rain are already trying to make their way across the state.

In plain language: expect scattered downpours tonight, and don’t be surprised if you hear a rumble of thunder in the distance. Those storms are likely to stay isolated, but a handful of spots could see a brief, stronger squall.

Looking ahead to Wednesday, the humidity hangs around, clouds will linger and the sun will poke through here and there. The forecast calls for a chance of a passing shower or thunderstorm – the odds of a strong, organized storm are low, but not zero.

There’s also a little bit of smoke in the mix. A faint, lingering haze from distant wildfires may drift over the region for the next couple of days, though it should be far thinner than the thick plumes we’ve seen over the past week.

By the end of the week the pattern eases up. Skies clear, humidity drops, and sunshine should return, giving a nice breather after the short‑lived wet spell.