Manchester, NH – A weather alert is in effect for Manchester and surrounding areas as temperatures are expected to dip below freezing tonight. Snow showers are also anticipated, with a mix of rain and snow continuing into Tuesday. This early spring chill may bring frost, posing risks to outdoor plants and vulnerable crops.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures in Manchester are set to fall into the 20s overnight, with a low around 25°F. As a result, residents should take precautions to protect plants and exposed pipes from freezing. Snow accumulations are expected to be minimal, with less than an inch of snow forecasted.
Tuesday, April 8, will bring breezy conditions, with winds gusting as high as 30 mph. Expect a high near 40°F with more rain and snow showers in the morning, turning to mostly cloudy skies in the afternoon. Winds will make it feel colder, so dressing warmly is advised if heading out.
Looking ahead, the weather will gradually warm, with mostly sunny skies expected on Wednesday, April 9, and a high near 45°F. However, another round of rain and snow showers is likely Thursday, with a chance for more accumulations. By Friday, temperatures are expected to rise to the low 50s, but the weather will remain unsettled with a 50% chance of showers.
Five-Day Forecast:
- Monday Night: Low of 25°F, snow and rain showers.
- Tuesday: High of 40°F, rain/snow showers in the morning.
- Wednesday: High of 45°F, mostly sunny.
- Thursday: High of 52°F, chance of rain showers.
- Friday: High of 52°F, more rain likely.
