New Hampshire’s Dry, Cooler Week Ahead

For the next several days New Hampshire is in the grip of a quiet, dry spell. A coastal low that many expected to bring rain simply sailed south of us, leaving a belt of high pressure in its wake.

Tonight you’ll see the mercury slide into the low 30s after midnight, with a sky that’s mostly clear – perfect for those who love a crisp, star‑filled night.

Wednesday brings a noticeable dip in daytime warmth. Highs will hover in the 50s and a few mid‑level clouds will drift across the horizon, giving the day a slightly overcast feel.

Come Thursday, a weak Canadian boundary nudges southward, adding a touch of breeze and a few extra clouds. It won’t be enough to spark rain, but you’ll notice the temperature nudging up into the low 60s. Friday follows a similar pattern, with highs in the low 60s and lows dipping into the low 50s.

The weekend looks a lot brighter. Sunlight returns in full force, and temperatures climb back into the comfortable 60‑degree range – a pleasant finish after a week of cooler, drier air.

Looking ahead, the next realistic chance of a shower won’t appear until mid‑next week when a new system finally taps the region. Until then, expect mostly dry conditions and a gradual warm‑up.