Manchester, NH – A Spring weather alert has been issued for Manchester and surrounding areas as heavy rain and snow are set to impact New Hampshire on Saturday. As temperatures fluctuate, travelers should be prepared for slippery conditions, particularly on higher ground and elevated roads. Local weather officials are urging caution for those planning early Saturday travel.
According to the National Weather Service, rain and snow will begin Saturday morning, likely affecting road conditions until early afternoon. Snowfall accumulations of 1 to 3 inches are expected, with some areas potentially receiving higher totals. The conditions may cause hazardous travel, especially in the higher terrain and areas like Manchester’s surrounding hills.
By Saturday night, the precipitation will taper off, leaving cloudy skies in its wake. Temperatures will drop to around 34°F, further complicating travel as any lingering wet spots may freeze. It’s important for drivers to stay updated on road conditions and prepare for rapid weather changes.
Looking ahead, Sunday’s forecast shows a slight improvement with a high of 48°F and a chance of clear skies. By Monday, temperatures are expected to climb to 60°F with sunny conditions. However, there will still be a risk of rain later in the week.
Extended Forecast:
- Saturday: High 44°F, Low 34°F – Rain/Snow, 90% chance
- Sunday: High 48°F, Low 36°F – Mostly Cloudy, 30% chance of rain
- Monday: High 60°F, Low 42°F – Mostly Sunny
- Tuesday: High 46°F, Low 36°F – Partly Cloudy
- Wednesday: High 53°F, Low 31°F – Mostly Sunny
Travelers are urged to plan accordingly, especially with the forecasted mixed precipitation on Saturday.
