New Hampshire's Evening Forecast: A Crisp Night Ahead, Leading to a Brighter Tomorrow

Good evening, New Hampshire! As we wrap up our day, WMUR Weather is here to bring you the crucial details for tonight's conditions and a peek into what promises to be a delightful week ahead. Get ready to embrace the crisp air that's settling in, paving the way for some truly pleasant days.

Tonight, expect the skies over the Granite State to remain beautifully clear.

Temperatures will steadily drop after sunset, reaching lows primarily in the comfortable mid-40s to low 50s across most regions. For those venturing out or planning to open windows, a light jacket or an extra blanket might be welcome. A gentle breeze, generally from the northwest, will keep things feeling fresh, making it a perfect night for stargazing or simply enjoying the quiet calm.

As we transition into tomorrow, New Hampshire is in for a treat! We'll wake up to abundant sunshine, which will quickly warm us up.

Highs are projected to climb into the glorious upper 60s and even reach the low 70s in some southern areas. It’s an ideal day to get outdoors, whether you're planning a hike, a leisurely walk, or just want to soak up some vitamin D. The air will feel dry and comfortable, with low humidity making for an exceptionally pleasant afternoon.

Looking further into your extended forecast, the generally sunny and mild pattern is expected to hold for the next couple of days.

While we’ll see plenty of sunshine through mid-week, a subtle shift in the weather pattern approaches as we head towards the latter half of the week. There's a slight chance of some isolated showers returning by Thursday or Friday, particularly as a new system begins to move in. However, even these potential rain chances don't appear to be significant, and temperatures should remain seasonably mild.

So, get ready to enjoy this beautiful stretch of weather! Remember to stay updated with WMUR Weather for the very latest changes and your complete local forecast, ensuring you're always prepared for whatever New Hampshire's skies have in store.