Manchester, NH – Rain is on the move across New Hampshire, with a wet Friday night setting the stage for a soaked Saturday. Commuters and weekend travelers on I-293 and Route 101 should plan for slippery roads and low visibility through early Sunday.
According to the National Weather Service in Gray/Portland, scattered showers will begin Friday evening around 7 p.m. in Manchester, increasing in intensity overnight. By Saturday, a 90% chance of rain dominates the forecast, with localized downpours likely. Rainfall could disrupt outdoor plans and create ponding on roads across Hillsborough County.
Friday’s high will reach near 76°F under partly sunny skies, but conditions quickly turn wet after sunset. Saturday stays mild, with highs in the upper 60s, though persistent rain could limit visibility and slow traffic. A 60% chance of lingering showers remains for Saturday night.
By Sunday, conditions start to improve. A mix of sun and clouds will push highs back to the mid-60s. Monday and Tuesday bring more stable weather, with mostly sunny skies and highs climbing to near 77°F—offering a taste of summer for the first week of June.
Looking ahead:
- Monday Night: Clear, low around 49°F
- Tuesday: Sunny and warm, high near 77°F
- Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, low around 53°F
- Wednesday: Mostly sunny again, high near 77°F
Drivers should avoid flooded roads and check local alerts through Saturday. Another advisory could be issued if conditions worsen.
