Manchester, New Hampshire – Sun returns to the Queen City by mid-morning Wednesday, with temperatures climbing to 81°F and summer-like conditions stretching through Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine, Wednesday will bring mostly clear skies and light winds after a stretch of patchy fog and scattered showers early Tuesday. Sunshine and warmer air dominate midweek, with highs hitting 82°F by Thursday in Manchester and surrounding Hillsborough County. Light southwest winds may pick up to 5 mph Wednesday afternoon.
Travelers along I-293 and commuters across southern New Hampshire should enjoy a break in the wet weather through Thursday night. No major travel disruptions are expected, though drivers are urged to remain alert for early-morning patchy fog through Tuesday night, especially near low-lying roadways.
Friday could bring changes. A 50% chance of afternoon showers may develop, with highs near 76°F. The NWS notes new rainfall totals Friday could reach over a quarter inch if storms organize. Anyone with outdoor plans or weekend travel should monitor updates and be prepared to adjust.
Saturday holds another 50% chance of rain with highs in the upper 60s. By Sunday, conditions clear, returning to mostly sunny skies and temperatures near 70°F.
Five-Day Weather Snapshot (June 10–15):
- Tuesday: High 66°F, PM showers, patchy fog possible
- Wednesday: High 81°F, sunny, calm winds
- Thursday: High 82°F, sunny and dry
- Friday: High 76°F, 50% chance of PM showers
- Saturday: High 67°F, 50% chance of rain
- Sunday: High 70°F, mostly sunny, cooler air returns
