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New Hampshire Weather Alert: Manchester Rain to Snow Friday, Nov 10-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE — Rain slick highways could give way to the season's next wintry reminder around Manchester by early Saturday. Temperatures will tumble toward 29 degrees as rain transitions toward a pos
By Tessa Morgan · 2026-11-10T08:47:40.321Z
NEW HAMPSHIRE — Rain slick highways could give way to the season's next wintry reminder around Manchester by early Saturday. Temperatures will tumble toward 29 degrees as rain transitions toward a possible rain snow mix.
According to the National Weather Service, Manchester faces a 70% chance of precipitation Thursday night and Friday. A colder air mass could introduce snowflakes before the weekend begins.
The changing conditions could affect Manchester, Hillsborough County and surrounding communities in southern New Hampshire.
Manchester Enjoys 57 Degree Warmth Before Weather Changes Tuesday, November 10, brings partly sunny skies and temperatures reaching approximately 57 degrees.
Westerly winds should remain between 5 and 10 mph, creating relatively comfortable November conditions.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, stays mostly sunny, with highs near 55 degrees.
However, temperatures begin falling Wednesday night, reaching approximately 35 degrees.
Residents should use the milder weather to clear fallen leaves, clean gutters and secure outdoor decorations.
The National Weather Service's broader weather discussion identifies a strengthening low pressure system and colder air moving into the eastern United States.
That developing pattern could bring increasingly unsettled conditions to New England.
Thursday Rain Chance Increases to 70% Thursday, November 12, starts mostly cloudy, with temperatures reaching approximately 52 degrees.
Rain chances increase to 30% after noon.
The more significant precipitation threat develops Thursday night, when rain becomes likely after 1 a.m.
The National Weather Service places precipitation chances at 70%, with temperatures falling toward 34 degrees.
Drivers traveling Interstate 93, Interstate 293 and Route 101 should prepare for wet pavement and potentially reduced visibility.
Allow additional travel time where rain develops.
Friday's Rain Could Transition Toward Snow Friday, November 13, brings another 70% chance of precipitation, with rain likely and highs near 45 degrees.
The more important change arrives Friday evening.
Temperatures fall toward 29 degrees, creating conditions cold enough for a possible rain snow transition.
The National Weather Service indicates a 50% chance of precipitation Friday night.
Rain is possible before 4 a.m. Saturday, followed by a chance of rain and snow.
No specific snowfall accumulation is provided in the current outlook.
However, motorists should monitor temperatures closely, particularly on bridges, elevated roadways and untreated surfaces.
Wet pavement can become slippery when temperatures fall below freezing, although widespread icing is not currently established.
Saturday Brings Another Rain Snow Opportunity Saturday, November 14, carries a 40% precipitation chance.
A rain snow mix remains possible before 7 a.m., followed by a chance of rain through 2 p.m.
Afternoon temperatures should recover toward 46 degrees, limiting the duration of wintry conditions in Manchester.
Saturday night turns colder again, with lows near 30 degrees.
Sunday looks considerably quieter, with mostly sunny skies and highs near 50 degrees.
Manchester Five Day Weather Outlook: Nov. 10 14 Tuesday, Nov. 10: Partly sunny, high 57°F. Evening low 38°F. Wednesday, Nov. 11: Mostly sunny, high 55°F. Evening low 35°F. Thursday, Nov. 12: Mostly cloudy, 30% afternoon rain chance. High 52°F. Rain chance rises to 70% Thursday night, low 34°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Rain likely, high 45°F. Precipitation chance 70%. Rain snow transition possible late Friday night, low 29°F. Saturday, Nov. 14: Early rain snow chance, then possible rain. High 46°F. Precipitation chance 40%, evening low 30°F. Looking Ahead: Nov. 15 16 Sunday should bring mostly sunny skies and a high near 50 degrees, followed by a low around 29 degrees.
Monday looks mostly sunny, with temperatures reaching approximately 52 degrees.
As Thanksgiving approaches, residents should continue monitoring future cold outbreaks and possible winter precipitation.
Specific snowfall amounts and longer range storm timing remain uncertain.
Traveling I 93 or Route 101 this weekend? Tell us whether you're seeing rain, snowflakes or slippery roads around Manchester.