There may be showers in the next few days

There may be showers in the next few days

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There may be showers in the next few days

The typical November chill lasts today, then warms up one day on Thursday, and then the chill returns in late autumn. Between now and then, there are several shower opportunities to develop.

Today’s early sunlight will give way to the gradual increase in clouds. Central and northern New Hampshire may see showers later in the day as a warm front passes through the state. The high point will reappear in the 1940s, and the breeze will be much lighter than in the past few days.

As the temperature drops near freezing point, there may be some mixed showers in the northern region tonight. The low point will be anywhere from 30 degrees to close to 40 degrees, with mostly cloudy skies.

Before the arrival of the cold front, the temperature on Thursday will rise sharply. The high point will be in the 1950s/60s, accompanied by southwest winds. There will be some sunshine during the day, and then it rains at night and night, turning north to snow.

After the front, the cold air returned on Friday with strong northwest winds, the southern sky was partially clear, and there were more clouds/snow showers in the north.

It looks dry on weekends and is seasonally cold.

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