Weekend respite before a warmer, more humid week
After a warm, muggy Friday, New Hampshire residents can expect a largely dry and comfortable weekend across the Granite State. Sunshine and lower humidity will make outdoor plans more pleasant, with daytime temperatures generally in the low to mid-80s and cool nights dipping into the 50s.
Forecast details indicate Saturday will be mainly sunny and comfortable, with a slight chance of a passing shower in a few spots but otherwise dry conditions statewide. Sunday looks similarly agreeable — mostly sunny skies, low humidity and another day with highs around the 80-degree mark.
| Day | Highs | Lows | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday | Low–mid 80s | 50s | Mostly sunny, spotty shower possible |
| Sunday | 80s | 50s | Mostly sunny, low humidity |
| Monday | Upper 80s–near 90 | Dry, warming | |
| Tuesday–Wednesday | Many spots near or above 90 | Hotter, more humid, breezy |
What to expect next week
After the weekend’s break from humidity, temperatures begin to climb Monday as the air mass warms. By Tuesday, the state is likely to see heat returning to much of New Hampshire, with readings around or above 90 degrees in some areas. That increase in temperature will be accompanied by higher humidity and breezy conditions, though widespread storm chances remain low in the near term.
For residents planning outdoor events or travel, the brief cool nights — falling back into the 50s both Saturday and Sunday — will be a welcome relief before the early-week warming trend.
- Saturday and Sunday: prime weekend weather for outdoor activities — low humidity and mostly sunny skies.
- Monday: warmer, dry conditions with highs edging into the upper 80s.
- Tuesday–Wednesday: higher heat and humidity; some locations may reach the 90s.
To stay informed about changing conditions, local meteorologists recommend using weather apps and turning on alerts. The forecast information provided here covers general statewide trends; local variations may occur.
Reporting from Manchester, New Hampshire.
