Coastal Storm to Impact New Hampshire This Thursday
MANCHESTER, N.H. — A coastal storm is expected to hit New Hampshire on Thursday afternoon, bringing gusty winds and heavy rainfall, particularly along the coast. Residents can anticipate temperatures significantly below average, with daytime highs barely reaching the 40s—10 to 20 degrees shy of the typical mid-May warmth of around 70 degrees.
Wednesday night will see chilly and cloudy conditions with occasional drizzle and light showers, leading into a more robust system developing overnight into Thursday. Rainfall is projected to be heaviest in southern New Hampshire, with total precipitation ranging from 1 to 1.5 inches, while the northern regions may see lesser amounts of a quarter to half an inch. Some areas in the White Mountains might even witness wet snowflakes, especially at higher elevations.
A Wind Advisory is set for Thursday evening through Friday morning, particularly along the coast, where gusts could surpass 40 mph. While flooding is not a major concern, the storm may cause slippery road conditions due to water accumulation.
As the storm dissipates, drier weather is forecasted for the Memorial Day weekend, with Saturday and Sunday remaining cool, albeit with some sun and scattered showers. Memorial Day itself is anticipated to offer brighter skies with temperatures approaching 70, ideal for parades and outdoor festivities.
Residents are advised to stay updated with local weather alerts through mobile apps and other channels.
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