New Hampshire’s skies are locked in gray, and rain is already spreading across Manchester, turning roads slick and visibility uneven as the late morning unfolds. Windshields stay active, and traffic along I-93 is beginning to slow under steady rainfall.
According to the National Weather Service, rain becomes widespread by midday with precipitation chances peaking near 90%, followed by continued showers into the evening and midweek.
Across Hillsborough County, temperatures rise into the upper 50s before cooler air filters in behind the rain. Drivers should expect ponding on roadways and reduced visibility during heavier showers, especially along I-293 and Route 101. Plan extra time and keep headlights on through periods of steady rain.
Rain continues into Wednesday with highs near 66°F, but conditions remain damp and cloudy. By Wednesday night, temperatures fall into the mid-30s, bringing a colder feel and the potential for slick spots on untreated surfaces in outlying areas.
Thursday turns sharply cooler, with highs near 40°F and lingering rain chances. The combination of wet ground and colder air could create raw, uncomfortable conditions, especially during early morning and evening travel.
Relief begins Friday as skies trend drier and temperatures rebound into the low 60s. Into the first weekend of April, milder air returns, though occasional showers remain possible.
Five Day Forecast for Manchester, New Hampshire:
Today: 58°F, rain likely
Tonight: Low near 38°F, rain continues
Wednesday: 66°F, rain likely
Thursday: 40°F, chance of rain
Friday: Mostly cloudy, high near 63°F
