Manchester, NH – Extreme summer heat returns to Manchester as the National Weather Service issues a Summer Weather Alert for Saturday, July 26th, with temperatures expected to soar and a heat index near 99 degrees. Residents should prepare for intense sun, high humidity, and a chance for afternoon thunderstorms, creating hazardous outdoor conditions.
According to the National Weather Service, Saturday brings mostly sunny skies with highs reaching 88°F and southeast winds up to 10 mph. Those spending time outdoors should take precautions—stay hydrated, limit strenuous activity during peak hours, and seek shade. Thunderstorms could develop after 2 p.m., with brief heavy rain and gusty winds possible.
Sunday continues the summer pattern, remaining partly sunny with a high near 84°F. Nights will offer mild relief, dipping only to the low 60s and 70s. Monday marks the start of another hot spell—temperatures climb to a sweltering 94°F under mostly sunny skies, signaling the highest readings of the week.
Looking ahead, Tuesday features a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, and the heat persists with a high near 95°F. The extended forecast through Friday, August 1st, shows little relief, with daily highs staying in the mid-80s and low-90s, and mostly clear or partly cloudy nights.
This persistent hot weather can strain power systems and increase the risk of heat-related illnesses. Residents should monitor updates, use cooling centers if needed, and check on vulnerable neighbors. For drivers, heat can impact vehicle performance—inspect your car before traveling.
Stay weather-aware and follow local advisories as Manchester faces intense summer heat through the week.
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