New Hampshire residents are bracing for a rainy and breezy Saturday, April 5th, as spring weather continues to shift across the region. The day will kick off with cloudy skies and rain likely to develop by midday, affecting travel and outdoor activities in Manchester and surrounding areas. Winds will be gusty, reaching up to 25 mph, especially along I-93 and other major routes, making travel conditions potentially hazardous.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday will see a high of 60°F, with the rain expected to intensify later in the afternoon. As the storm progresses, Manchester could see rainfall totals up to 0.5 inches, accompanied by strong winds. Residents are urged to monitor the weather for possible road closures or delays, particularly in areas prone to flooding.
Looking ahead, the extended five-day forecast shows more rain and cooler temperatures for New Hampshire. Sunday, April 6th, will bring additional showers, with a high of 54°F. Monday, April 7th, presents a mix of rain and snow with temperatures hovering around 46°F. As the week progresses, conditions will calm, with partly cloudy skies expected by Wednesday and temperatures in the mid-50s.
For now, be prepared for Saturday’s wet weather, and consider postponing any outdoor plans. Local authorities are advising all drivers to slow down and remain cautious on the roads due to wet and windy conditions.
Five-Day Forecast:
- Saturday, April 5th: Rain likely, high 60°F, low 43°F
- Sunday, April 6th: Showers, high 54°F, low 35°F
- Monday, April 7th: Rain/snow mix, high 46°F, low 31°F
- Tuesday, April 8th: Chance of rain, high 42°F, low 24°F
- Wednesday, April 9th: Mostly sunny, high 53°F
