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NH Weather Alert: Manchester Snow Risk Friday, Nov 10-14
NEW HAMPSHIRE — Wet highways, falling temperatures and possible early season snow could create a wintry start to Saturday around Manchester. After temperatures approach 57 degrees, colder air will pus
By Blake Harrison · 2026-11-10T08:50:25.514Z
NEW HAMPSHIRE — Wet highways, falling temperatures and possible early season snow could create a wintry start to Saturday around Manchester. After temperatures approach 57 degrees, colder air will push readings toward 29 degrees by Friday night.
According to the National Weather Service's Gray/Portland office, Manchester faces a 70% precipitation chance Friday. Rain could transition into a rain snow mix early Saturday as temperatures fall below freezing.
The changing conditions could affect commuters across Manchester, Hillsborough County and southern New Hampshire, including Interstate 93 and Route 101.
Mild November Weather Gives Residents Time to Prepare Tuesday, November 10, brings partly sunny skies and temperatures near 57 degrees.
Westerly winds between 5 and 10 mph should accompany relatively comfortable afternoon conditions.
Wednesday, Veterans Day, remains mostly sunny, with highs around 55 degrees.
However, Wednesday night temperatures fall toward 35 degrees, signaling the approaching colder pattern.
Residents should consider clearing fallen leaves, checking gutters and securing outdoor decorations before precipitation arrives.
Thursday Rain Develops Before Friday's Colder Conditions Thursday, November 12, brings mostly cloudy skies and temperatures near 52 degrees.
Rain chances increase to 30% after noon.
By Thursday night, precipitation becomes more likely, with rain chances climbing to 70%.
Temperatures should fall toward 34 degrees.
Friday remains unsettled, with rain likely and afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 45 degrees.
The National Weather Service assigns Friday a 70% precipitation chance.
Drivers should prepare for wet pavement along I 93, I 293 and Route 101.
Friday Night Brings 29 Degree Low and Snow Potential The most important change arrives late Friday, November 13.
Temperatures could fall toward 29 degrees, creating conditions favorable for a possible transition from rain to snow.
The National Weather Service indicates a 50% precipitation chance Friday night.
Rain remains possible before 4 a.m. Saturday, followed by a chance of mixed rain and snow.
That timing matters for early travelers.
Bridges, ramps and elevated roadways can cool faster than surrounding pavement, increasing localized icing concerns when moisture is present.
However, widespread icy conditions are not currently predicted.
No specific snowfall accumulation has been provided.
Saturday Morning Could Bring Rain and Snow Saturday, November 14, carries a 40% precipitation chance.
Rain and snow remain possible before 7 a.m., followed by a chance of rain through 2 p.m.
Temperatures should recover toward 46 degrees during the afternoon.
Saturday night turns colder again, with lows near 30 degrees.
Sunday brings a welcome improvement, with mostly sunny skies and highs around 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 70% Thursday night, low 34°F. Friday, Nov. 13: Rain likely, high 45°F. Precipitation chance 70%. Possible rain snow mix 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 reach approximately 50 degrees under mostly sunny skies, followed by a low near 29 degrees.
Monday looks mostly sunny, with temperatures climbing toward 52 degrees.
As Thanksgiving approaches, southern New Hampshire residents should continue monitoring potential cold outbreaks and winter precipitation.
Specific snowfall totals and longer range storm timing remain uncertain.
Traveling I 93 or Route 101 early Saturday? Tell us whether you're seeing rain, snowflakes or slick pavement around Manchester.