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Monday, March 15, 2010
5:07 AM
Forecast Discussion

Low pressure will continue to pull away from the coast as high pressure builds in from the northwest. The low will continue to stream an easterly flow of Atlantic moisture in this morning that will translate to steady rain missing with wet snow for central and southern NH with only occasional showers north of the White Mountains. As the low shifts more offshore, this line of precipitation will begin to slide south allowing mixed precipitation to taper to showers for central regions with steady southern precipitation tapering this evening. Skies will be cloudy today for everyone but the north where partial clearing will work in this afternoon as drier air from the northern high works down. This drying line will continue to work south overnight allowing for clearing across the state by sunrise on Tuesday. The high will continue the sunny and above normal highs Tuesday into Wednesday. A weak cold front for Thursday will bring some clouds to the state and some cooler temperatures but as of now, no associated precipitation. Post frontal passage, the high will rebuild returning fair conditions to the state into the weekend.

Ryan Knapp
Staff Meteorologist
Northern NH

Today:

Cloudy trending towards partial afternoon clearing w/ a chance of snow/rain.

Highs: mid 40s°F

Wind: NE 15-20 mph

Tonight:

Partly cloudy becoming clear.

Lows: lower 20s°F

Wind: NE around 10 mph becoming variable and light

Tomorrow:

Sunny.

Highs: around 50°F

Lows: mid 20s°F

Central NH

Today:

Cloudy w/ rain/snow tapering to afternoon showers.

Highs: lower 40s°F

Wind: NE 15-25 mph decreasing to 10-15 mph

Tonight:

Mostly cloudy then clearing.

Lows: mid 20s°F

Wind: N 10-15 mph

Tomorrow:

Sunny.

Highs: lower 50s°F

Lows: upper 20s°F

Southern NH

Today:

Cloudy w/ rain/snow.

Highs: around 40°F

Wind: NE 15-20 mph w/ higher gusts

Tonight:

Mostly cloudy trending towards clearing w/ a chance of evening rain/snow.

Lows: upper 20s°F

Wind: N 10-15 mph

Tomorrow:

Sunny.

Highs: mid 50s°F

Lows: lower 30s°F

Extended Outlook

Wednesday

Sunny.

Highs: lower 50s°F

Lows: lower 30s°F

Thursday

Partly sunny.

Highs: lower 50s°F

Lows: upper 20s°F

Friday

Partly sunny.

Highs: lower 50s°F

Lows: lower 30s°F

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