Manchester, N.H. – Showers could drench parts of southern New Hampshire Friday morning, creating slick road conditions and disrupting early travel across Manchester.
The National Weather Service warns of a 70% chance of rain beginning after 9 a.m. Friday, with conditions staying wet through Friday night. Commuters should expect reduced visibility and slippery surfaces along major routes like I-293 and I-93 during the day.
According to the NWS office in Gray, Maine, the storm system will bring steady rain and rising humidity Friday, with highs reaching 68°F. Southeast winds around 5 mph may pick up during the afternoon, but severe weather is not expected. Still, motorists are urged to reduce speed on wet roads and avoid unnecessary travel during peak showers.
Rain is likely to persist into Friday night, with lows near 56°F. Saturday remains unsettled, with an 80% chance of showers and cooler temps around 65°F. Conditions may ease slightly Saturday night, but another round of rain is possible before midnight.
Looking ahead:
- Sunday: A brief break in rain, but a 30% chance of early showers lingers. Highs will reach 73°F.
- Monday: Partly sunny and near 86°F, but another 30% chance of afternoon showers.
- Tuesday: Storms likely after 2 p.m., with highs jumping to 88°F.
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny, warmer, and dry with highs around 85°F.
⚠️ Plan around the Friday and Saturday rain. Outdoor events and travel could be impacted through early Sunday. Updates expected if storm timing shifts.
