Record Heat Hits New Hampshire
Manchester, N.H. — Tuesday marked a sweltering day in New Hampshire, with extreme heat warnings issued across southern and central regions. Temperatures soared, making it feel like over 105 degrees due to high humidity. Manchester reached a scorching 100 degrees around 2 p.m., marking the first time in 14 years the city has experienced such heat in June. This temperature tied the record for June highs, previously set at 95 degrees in 2013.
Concord also faced record-breaking temperatures, hitting 98 degrees and breaking a daily record that had stood for 155 years. Portsmouth reached 99 degrees, topping its prior record of 93 set in 2013. Meanwhile, Lebanon registered a temperature of 98, surpassing its 2003 record of 95. Authorities advised residents to restrict outdoor activities during the hottest parts of the day.
A potential thunderstorm may occur in northern areas later in the afternoon, bringing a slight chance of relief. While temperatures are expected to remain warm at night, with lows in the 70s, cooler weather is anticipated for Thursday and Friday, along with the possibility of scattered showers and storms over the weekend.
Granite Staters are encouraged to stay informed by downloading the WMUR app for weather updates and alerts specific to their areas. As summer progresses, maintaining awareness of weather conditions is essential for safety.
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