Your midday New Hampshire weather update

A warm and dry Tuesday is shaping up across the Granite State, with temperatures climbing well into the 80s this afternoon. Here comes a high of 85 degrees around 3 P.M., making this one of the warmer days we've seen so far this spring. This morning starts comfortable with temperatures in the low 60s.

Your morning New Hampshire weather update

Patchy fog is settling into the Connecticut River Valley and Merrimack Valley this morning, but don't worry – it'll burn off quickly as temperatures climb from our current 56 degrees to a toasty 85 by mid-afternoon. Your Tuesday morning commute might encounter some reduced visibility, especially along Route 89 through Lebanon and the Upper Valley. By 9 A.M., that fog will lift, giving way to mostly sunny skies.

Your evening New Hampshire weather update

A Special Weather Statement is in effect statewide today, warning about dangerously cold water temperatures in our lakes and rivers. While we're hitting the mid-80s this afternoon. Lake Winnipesaukee and Sebago Lake waters are only in the mid-50s – cold enough to cause hypothermia within minutes.

Your midday New Hampshire weather update

A Special Weather Statement is in effect across New Hampshire this Memorial Day, warning about dangerously cold water temperatures. While we're enjoying air temperatures in the 70s. Lake Winnipesaukee and Sebago Lake are sitting at just 55 degrees – cold enough to cause serious problems for anyone taking an unexpected swim.

Your morning New Hampshire weather update

Rain is tapering off across southern New Hampshire this Monday morning, with the heaviest showers now pushing east toward the Seacoast. We're dealing with a typical late May weather pattern that's bringing cooler temperatures and wet conditions to start the week. This morning's rain peaked around 9 A.M.

Your evening New Hampshire weather update

A Special Weather Statement is in effect for multiple regions across New Hampshire this Sunday, with a particular focus on water safety as we head into the Memorial Day weekend. Despite today's pleasant temperatures, lake and river waters remain dangerously cold. We're starting off with a cool morning – temperatures bottomed out around 47 degrees at 3 A.M.

Your midday New Hampshire weather update

A Special Weather Statement is in effect across multiple regions of New Hampshire this Memorial Day weekend, warning about dangerously cold water temperatures despite the warming air. Lake Winnipesaukee and Sebago Lake are both sitting in the mid-50s, creating serious risks for anyone planning water activities today. Rain arrives around noon and continues through the afternoon, with the heaviest downpours expected between 2 and 3 P.M.

Your midday New Hampshire weather update

Beach hazards statements are in effect across New Hampshire today as warm air temperatures mask dangerously cold water conditions. Lakes and rivers remain in the upper 40s to mid 50s, creating serious risks for anyone entering the water. This Saturday morning starts cloudy with rain developing around 6 A.M.

Your morning New Hampshire weather update

Multiple weather alerts are in effect across New Hampshire this Saturday, including frost advisories for inland valleys and a beach hazards statement warning about dangerously cold water temperatures along our coast and lakes. We're starting off with a chilly morning - temperatures bottomed out around 44 degrees near 5 A.M. If you're heading out early, you'll want a jacket, especially in the valleys where patchy frost has formed overnight.

Your evening New Hampshire weather update

A Frost Advisory takes effect tonight for northern areas including Coos County, with temperatures dropping near freezing. Meanwhile, a Special Weather Statement warns about deceptively cold water temperatures in our lakes this weekend. This afternoon we'll reach 68 degrees around 5 P.M.