Thunderstorms are expected to impact parts of New Hampshire this weekend, with a chance for scattered downpours primarily on Saturday afternoon. While most of the weekend will remain dry, a warmer weather pattern is set to develop as summer temperatures are forecasted to return next week.
The weekend is anticipated to start with early clouds and fog, giving way to some sunshine each day. On Saturday, temperatures are expected to climb into the low to mid 80s Fahrenheit away from the coast. As the day progresses, the possibility of scattered thunderstorms emerges, particularly in the afternoon. According to the National Weather Service, while the risk of severe weather is low, isolated heavy rainfall could result in localized flooding.
Conditions Ahead of the Incoming Front
Looking towards Sunday, the weather is expected to be mainly dry, allowing residents to enjoy the day without significant weather disruptions. As the region anticipates a front approaching from the west, conditions will remain partly sunny, with temperatures reaching the lower 80s. This front is projected to bring additional scattered thunderstorms by Monday afternoon.
As the week progresses, temperatures are likely to rise further, with forecasts indicating highs exceeding 90 degrees Fahrenheit from Tuesday through Thursday. The combination of sunshine and warm air will create ideal conditions for summer activities, although there remains a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms.
The changing weather patterns highlight the variability typical of New England summers. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about local forecasts to prepare for the possibility of thunderstorms while enjoying the warmer temperatures ahead.
