Manchester, New Hampshire – Showers are expected to return across southern New Hampshire by Wednesday afternoon, marking the beginning of a soggy stretch through Friday that could impact daily commutes and weekend plans.
According to the National Weather Service, a 30% chance of showers begins after 2 p.m. Wednesday, increasing to a 60% likelihood on Thursday and continuing into early Saturday. Temperatures will peak near 78°F Wednesday before trending cooler, with nighttime lows dipping to the mid-50s through the weekend.
Drivers along I-293, Route 101, and I-93 should prepare for wet pavement and reduced visibility, especially during the Thursday evening commute when rain is most likely. Calm winds early in the day will shift slightly, but are not expected to bring damaging gusts. Residents are urged to allow extra travel time and check for any updates from New Hampshire DOT before heading out.
The rain may briefly taper Friday morning, but a 30% chance of showers lingers through the day. Saturday looks wetter again, with a 60% chance of rain, mostly after 8 a.m., accompanied by a high near 72°F. Nights will feel cooler with lows near 50°F, a noticeable drop from Tuesday’s 81°F high.
Looking ahead, Sunday and Monday show signs of clearing. Skies turn partly sunny with highs near the low 70s, though isolated evening showers remain possible both nights.
Weather alerts may be updated as conditions evolve. Stay connected to the NWS and local agencies for the latest advisories.
