The New Hampshire Weather Podcast

evening Wed Mar 11th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

evening Wed Mar 11th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

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midday Wed Mar 11th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

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evening Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

evening Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

midday Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

midday Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside right now and you'll feel that overcast 26 degrees. But hold on. Because today's about to surprise you. We're jumping into the mid-60s this afternoon — more than 20 degrees above normal for early March. Southwest winds are pumping warmth across the entire state. Southern New Hampshire hits 66 degrees around 3 P.M. Those gray skies break apart, sunshine takes over. And winds gust to 30 miles an hour. Central areas see the same story — 66 degrees with midday sunshine. Even up in the White Mountains, you'll top out at 65. That's impressive for elevation. Tonight, skies clear fast and temperatures drop hard. Southern areas fall to 34. Central New Hampshire dips to 31. Mountains settle at 34 overnight. Tuesday? Even warmer. Southern New Hampshire climbs to 70 under sunny skies. Central areas hit 71. The mountains reach 67. This is the peak of the warm spell — But Wednesday flips the script. A backdoor cold front slides in from the northeast, bringing rain statewide. Southern areas see a 60 percent chance with highs only reaching 51. Central New Hampshire has a 70 percent chance, topping out at 50. The White Mountains get soaked — an 80 percent chance with rain likely before 11 A.M., then rain and sleet mixing in. High of 47 there. Thursday stays messy. Rain transitions to snow as colder air crashes back in. By Thursday night, temperatures plunge to the low 20s statewide. In Here's your week in one line, warmth today and Tuesday, rain Wednesday, then winter returns Thursday. Enjoy this spring preview while it lasts. See you this evening.

morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside right now and you're at 35 degrees. Feels crisp. But here's the thing. That chill won't last. We're about to see a wild warm-up. Deep southwest winds are pumping warmth into the state today. By mid-afternoon, most of us hit the mid-60s. Southern New Hampshire climbs to 66 degrees. Central areas match that. Even the White Mountains reach 65 degrees. That's more than 20 degrees above normal for early March — the kind of heat that melts snowpack fast and makes you question your winter coat choices. South winds gust to 30 miles an hour through the afternoon, helping stir that mild air down to the surface. Tonight stays mild too. Lows only drop to the low 30s statewide under mostly clear skies. Tuesday cranks up the warmth even more. Sunshine dominates. And highs push into the upper 60s. Southern spots hit 68 degrees. Central New Hampshire reaches 69 degrees. The mountains top out at 67 degrees. Perfect weather for a lunchtime walk if you ask me. But don't get too comfortable. Wednesday brings a backdoor cold front sliding in from the northeast. Clouds thicken. And rain develops — especially up north. The White Mountains could see heavy rain with some sleet mixing in. Southern areas stay mostly dry. Thursday turns messy. Rain likely statewide, transitioning to a rain-snow mix by afternoon as colder air rushes in. Then temperatures crash hard — from the upper 50s Thursday morning to the low 20s by Friday morning. That's a 35-degree drop in 24 hours. Friday and the weekend stay cold with scattered snow chances. Another system eyes us for Saturday. See you this afternoon.

morning Mon Mar 9th, 2026 New Hampshire weather update.

New Hampshire weather update for midday

New Hampshire weather update for midday

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside right now and Here comes 38 degrees under gray skies. Any leftover drizzle wraps up by 8 A.M. Then those clouds start breaking apart. And by afternoon you're basking in partly sunny skies with highs hitting 57 degrees. Southwest winds stay gentle at 5 to 10 miles an hour. That's spring-like warmth for early March, folks. Head up to the White Mountains and you'll find mostly sunny conditions all day. Temperatures peak at 58 degrees before sliding back to 52 this afternoon. Tonight brings mostly clear skies statewide with lows dropping to 32 degrees. Monday delivers even better news. Mostly sunny skies return with southern areas reaching 64 degrees. Central New Hampshire hits 65. The mountains top out at 63. South winds gust to 25 miles an hour in spots. Perfect weather for getting outside if you ask me. Here's your week ahead. Tuesday stays sunny near 65 degrees. Wednesday brings clouds and a chance of rain after 8 A.M. Thursday is when things get interesting. Rain likely before 2 P.M., then a mix of rain and snow as temperatures peak near 60 degrees. Then comes the dramatic part — a 40-degree temperature crash in 12 hours. By Thursday night. Here comes lows around 20 degrees with that rain-snow mix continuing. Friday sees mostly sunny skies with highs in the low 40s and a chance of snow late afternoon. Saturday brings another chance of rain and snow early, then clearing with highs in the mid-40s. Don't forget — clocks spring forward tonight. You lose an hour of sleep, but sunrise tomorrow comes at 7:12 A.M. and sunset at 6:44 P.M. The spring equinox is just 12 days away. Enjoy the warmth while it lasts. See you tomorrow.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside right now and you're greeted by 43 degrees and drizzle wrapping up. That early morning rain? Done by 8 A.M. The White Mountains got hammered overnight — heaviest rain hit around 3 A.M. — but it's tapering off now. Fog patches linger through sunrise, then we shift gears. Partly sunny skies take over statewide. And temperatures climb fast. Southern New Hampshire tops out at 57 degrees. Central areas hit 56. The mountains? They push to 58 before easing back to the low 50s this afternoon. Southwest winds gust to 25 miles an hour, giving the day a breezy, restless feel. Here's where it gets interesting. Tonight brings a dramatic crash. Clear skies and light winds drop us to 30 or 31 degrees statewide by Monday morning. That's a 25-degree nosedive in less than 12 hours. Monday stays gorgeous — mostly sunny with highs near 62 degrees. Monday night dips back to the low 30s. Tuesday cranks up the warmth even more. We're talking upper 60s, possibly nudging 68 degrees in southern areas under full sunshine. Wednesday shifts gears. Rain develops, highs in the mid 50s. Thursday brings the week's biggest system — rain likely, possibly heavy at times, with highs in the mid 50s before a cold front crashes temperatures to the low 20s Thursday night. Rain could mix with snow as that front moves through. Friday rebounds to the mid 40s with partly sunny skies. Saturday stays in the upper 40s to low 50s with another chance of rain. Big temperature swings ahead, folks. Enjoy today's mild air while it lasts. See you this afternoon.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. You’re looking at a classic gray start, but don't let that fool you. We're sitting at 41 degrees under overcast skies, with a light south wind nudging the thermometer upward. The sun rose at 6:13 this morning. And we're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight every single day. The real story kicks in tonight. A warm front slides in, bringing rain that arrives late—closer to 8 PM in the White Mountains. And around 11 PM for southern areas. But here’s the wild part: temperatures actually *rise* overnight. Southern New Hampshire dips to 42, then climbs to 47 by sunrise. The White Mountains pull a similar trick, hitting 40 before warming to 47. That's 17 degrees above normal for early March. Let's take a trip around the state. Southern New Hampshire sees highs near 44 today, with rain likely after midnight. But Sunday? That hits 57 degrees. You'll feel gusts to 25 miles an hour by afternoon. Moving north to Central New Hampshire, you're slightly warmer today at 46, with rain chances peaking overnight. Sunday hits 56 there, before winds shift west and kick up to 15 miles an hour. Up in the White Mountains, you start at 45 with rain moving in by 8 PM. Sunday's high of 57 feels almost summery before reality hits—a sharp drop to 29 overnight. Looking ahead, this is a false spring tease. Monday and Tuesday bring the 60s statewide. Soak it up. By Thursday, a cold front sweeps through, crashing highs back into the 40s and bringing a messy mix of rain and snow. The White Mountains could see a 30-degree swing in just 24 hours. Enjoy the warmth while you can. See you tomorrow.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside right now and you'll feel it. That damp, clingy 36 degrees with drizzle that makes you wonder if winter forgot to leave or spring forgot to show up. Classic early March limbo. But here's the plot twist. By Monday, we're hitting 60. Yes, *sixty degrees*. Then winter comes roaring back with a vengeance. Buckle up. Right now, patchy drizzle is slicking up roads south of the White Mountains. Take it easy if you're out early. Fog's hugging the valleys, making visibility sketchy. Manchester and Nashua see that fog clear by late morning, then clouds take over. Highs hit 45 with a south wind at 5 miles an hour — just damp enough to cut through your jacket. Tonight's where things get interesting. Rain rolls in after 10 P.M., peaking around 1 A.M. but lows only dip to 43, so no ice worries. Up in Concord and Laconia, you're a couple degrees cooler today at 47, but tonight's rain sticks around until about 6 A.M. Sunday. The White Mountains tell a wetter story. Rain moves in by 8 P.M. and hangs around until 4 A.M., with temperatures actually *rising* overnight from 41 to 48. Sunday brings 57 degrees statewide, but Monday? That's the money day. We're talking 61 to 62 degrees and *sunny*. That's 20 degrees above normal for early March. For the week. Monday and Tuesday peak in the 60s — near record territory. Then Wednesday reality checks back in with rain and temperatures dropping to the 40s. Thursday? We plummet. Highs struggle to hit 40. And overnight lows crash into the teens. That's a 50-degree swing in 48 hours. If you're enjoying these forecasts, a quick rating really helps us out. See you tomorrow.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. We're waking up to a classic early March morning—gray, damp. And just cold enough to keep you honest. Step outside and you'll feel it right away. We're sitting at 32 degrees under overcast skies. That chill in the air? that's thanks to lingering freezing drizzle and patchy fog. The Winter Weather Advisory just expired at 10 A.M., but don't be fooled. Untreated surfaces could still be slick, especially if you're heading up toward the higher elevations. Here's the breakdown for your day. Southern New Hampshire sees a nice rebound. You'll climb to 50 degrees—that's 16 degrees above normal for early March. Any morning fog burns off late, leaving mostly cloudy skies. A light south breeze at 5 to 10 miles an hour keeps the air moving. Central New Hampshire is nearly identical. Look for a high of 50 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. That early freezing drizzle fades, leaving you with just a gray afternoon. The White Mountains are playing by their own rules. You've a chance of light rain or drizzle lingering through mid-morning. Highs only hit 52 degrees. It's a damp, cloudy day up there. Tonight brings a statewide shift. Rain moves in after 10 P.M., peaking around 1 A.M. The White Mountains see the steadiest rain, while southern and central areas deal with lighter, patchier showers. Lows stay surprisingly mild, ranging from 41 to 43 degrees. If you're out late, grab the rain jacket. Sunday clears up beautifully. Highs jump to the mid-50s—yes, 57 degrees in Manchester—with partly sunny skies. Sunday night cools off fast, dropping to freezing or just below. Monday and Tuesday bring a spring tease. Expect sunny skies and highs in the low 60s. Wednesday brings a reality check with rain returning and highs dropping back to the upper 40s. Thursday looks even colder with rain and snow likely. Friday rebounds to 40 degrees under sunshine, but watch for another chance of snow Friday night. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight each day now. Sunrise is at 6:13 A.M. and sunset is at 5:43 P.M. If you're a skier, hit the slopes today—conditions soften fast with this warmth. Maple sugaring season is in full swing too, so expect steam rising from the sugar shacks this weekend. See you this afternoon.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside this morning. And you’ll feel that classic early March trickery. We’ve got a Winter Weather Advisory in effect until 10 A.M. For freezing drizzle, so untreated roads and sidewalks could be slick. But here’s the twist: by this afternoon, we’re climbing 20 degrees in some spots. It's a trust exercise out there right now. Southern New Hampshire starts gray and damp with fog lingering through mid-morning. Don't let that fool you. Highs hit 50 degrees today, which is 16 degrees above normal. We're stealing a taste of April. The party crashes tonight with rain moving in after 10 P.M. Lows dip to a mild 43 degrees, so expect wet pavement for your Sunday morning drive. Central New Hampshire wakes up frostier. Temperatures start in the upper 20s. And freezing drizzle could glaze untreated surfaces through 9 A.M. By afternoon, you’ll shed the jacket as highs reach 50 degrees. Tonight’s rain arrives around 9 P.M. and sticks around. Lows settle at 42 degrees. The White Mountains get interesting. Freezing rain likely through 11 A.M. Could leave a thin glaze on trees. By afternoon, temps jump to 52 degrees, melting slick spots. Tonight brings steady rain, heavy at times, with temps rising into the upper 40s. If you're skiing, today is your day—tomorrow's puddles will be tomorrow's problem. Looking ahead. Sunday dries out fast with highs in the upper 50s statewide. Monday and Tuesday bring record-challenging warmth in the mid-60s. Reality checks back in Wednesday with rain returning, followed by a sharp cooldown Thursday. Highs plummet to the upper 40s, with lows dropping to 16 degrees in the Whites. Enjoy the afternoon warmth, dodge the morning ice. And keep the umbrella handy. See you tomorrow. See you this afternoon.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside and you might feel like the weather is having an identity crisis. We woke up to a dusting of snow and gray skies, but don't let that fool you. We're about to see a temperature swing that'll make your head spin. Down in Southern New Hampshire, you're shaking off the fog this morning. By noon, the sun breaks through and temperatures surge to **50 degrees**—that's 16 degrees warmer than usual for early March. It's a teaser, though. Light rain rolls in after **10 P.M.**, with lows settling near **43 degrees**. Head north into Central New Hampshire. And the story is much the same. You might catch some freezing drizzle early, but that gives way to **50 degrees** this afternoon. The rain shows up around **10 P.M.** there too, cooling you to **42 degrees** overnight. Up in the White Mountains, it's a different vibe early on. A **Winter Weather Advisory** is in effect until **10 A.M.** thanks to freezing rain and fog. But even the peaks aren't immune to this warmth—you'll hit **52 degrees** this afternoon. Rain arrives tonight with lows near **41 degrees**. In Here's wild part, sunday hits **57 degrees** statewide. It's *perfect* weather for maple sugaring—sap should be running like crazy. Skiers, take note: this warmth and rain will soften the snowpack significantly. Looking ahead. Monday keeps the spring vibes going with highs in the **60s**. But enjoy it while you can. By Thursday, reality checks back in. We're talking rain and snow returning, with highs crashing back into the **40s**. If you're hitting the roads early, watch for slick spots on those untreated surfaces. Otherwise, get out there and enjoy the thaw. See you tomorrow. See you this afternoon.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That inch of snow on your car? Not done yet. Another 1 to 3 inches drops through mid-morning before tapering off around noon down south, early afternoon up north. Winter Weather Advisory stays in effect until 1 P.M. For southern and central areas. Roads are slick — especially side streets that haven't seen a plow yet. Down in Manchester and Portsmouth, you're climbing to 35 degrees. Concord and the Lakes Region hit 34. Up in the White Mountains? Also 34. The mountains might actually be the warmest spots today — they're sitting above that cold surface layer. Here's where it gets tricky. As snow ends, fog and freezing drizzle roll in this afternoon. Temperatures hover right at freezing. Untreated surfaces ice over fast. Watch your step on sidewalks and driveways. Tonight stays cloudy with patchy fog and areas of freezing drizzle. Lows settle around 30 degrees statewide. The weekend brings a raw Saturday — fog, drizzle, a few showers, highs in the mid 40s south, upper 40s central. Sunday improves. Partly sunny with highs climbing to the mid 50s as a cold front clears out. Then the warmth arrives. Monday hits 60 degrees. Tuesday could challenge daily records near 62 degrees — potentially reaching low 70s in southern New Hampshire. That's spring-like warmth, nearly 20 degrees above normal for early March. The warmth doesn't last. A cold front swings through Wednesday with rain, dropping us back to reality by Thursday. Take it slow on the roads this morning. See you tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast See you tomorrow.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That peaceful 34 degrees you're feeling right now? Enjoy it. Winter's got one last surprise up its sleeve. In the next 24 hours., A Winter Weather Advisory kicks in at 6 P.M. For southern New Hampshire. Snow, sleet. And freezing rain move in from the south this evening. If you're down south, precipitation starts around 4 P.M. Central New Hampshire gets hit closer to 5 P.M. The White Mountains stay dry until after 9 P.M. Tonight gets messy. Southern and central areas pick up 1 to 3 inches of snow and sleet, plus a light glaze of ice. The mountains see about an inch. The worst of it peaks around 1 A.M. Temperatures drop into the low 20s overnight, with wind chills in the teens. Friday morning's commute looks slick, especially on untreated roads. Snow tapers off by mid-morning, but we stay locked in the low 30s all day. Here's the plot twist. Saturday starts raw with a chance of freezing drizzle. Then a warm front surges through. Sunday we hit 54 degrees. Monday climbs to 59. And Tuesday? A balmy 65 degrees. That's nearly 30 degrees warmer than today and well above normal for early March. Spring equinox is two weeks away, but spring-like warmth arrives early next week. Tonight's full moon will light up whatever snow falls. Today tops out at 40 degrees. Tonight we drop to 26 in the south, 23 central, 19 in the mountains. If you're finding these updates helpful, a quick rating really helps us out. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That crisp blue sky you're seeing? Don't get too attached. We're about to flip the script. In the next 24 hours. Right now it's 25 degrees and clear. But clouds are already rolling in as a cold front slides south. You'll hit 40 degrees this morning across southern and central New Hampshire, then watch the thermometer fall backward as cold air floods in from the northeast. Here's where it gets messy. Snow develops around 4 P.M. Down south, 5 P.M. In the central areas. The White Mountains stay dry until about 9 P.M. Tonight's the tricky part. Southern New Hampshire gets hit with a wintry mix — snow, sleet, freezing rain — adding up to 1 to 3 inches. You'll drop to 26 degrees. Central areas see similar snow totals with lows around 23. The White Mountains pick up about an inch with temperatures falling to 19. A Winter Weather Advisory kicks in at 6 P.M. Tonight and runs through 1 P.M. Friday for Cheshire. Hillsborough. And points south. That Friday morning commute could be a skating rink on untreated roads. Friday keeps the snow chances alive with another 1 to 3 inches possible in the south. Highs barely crack the mid 30s. Freezing drizzle might linger into Saturday morning. Then the weekend turns everything around. Saturday brings 50 degrees. Sunday hits 54 with partly sunny skies. And next week? We're talking 60s. Tuesday could touch 65 — nearly 20 degrees above normal for early March. Spring equinox is just two weeks out. And next week's warmth will feel like a preview. Give your windshield wipers a test run tonight. You're going to need them. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. What a wild turnaround. We dropped to 20 degrees overnight, but step outside right now and you'll feel 55 degrees on your skin. That's a massive 35-degree swing since dawn. Yesterday gave us just over an inch of snow. Today? Not a cloud in sight. In the next 24 hours. Southern New Hampshire sits at 51 degrees this afternoon under brilliant sunshine. Central New Hampshire matches that warmth at 51. Head up to the White Mountains and you'll still find a very pleasant 50 degrees. Not much wind anywhere. Just a still, sunny March day. But enjoy it. Because tonight the bottom drops out. Clear skies and calm winds let the heat escape fast. Southern New Hampshire falls to 22 degrees. Central areas dip to 21. The mountains hold at 24. That full moon tonight will be shining through partly cloudy skies, but you'll want a heavy coat if you're stepping out. Thursday starts dry with increasing clouds. Highs reach the mid-40s, then temperatures slide through the afternoon. The real story arrives Thursday night. A Winter Weather Advisory kicks in at 7 P.M. For Cheshire and Hillsborough counties. Snow, sleet, maybe a glaze of ice — 1 to 2 inches of accumulation possible. Friday morning's commute could be slick, especially on untreated roads. Soak up today's sunshine. We've got a one-day reprieve between yesterday's snow and Thursday night's wintry mix. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That inch and a half of snow yesterday? Already feeling like a distant memory. We woke up to 20 degrees, but the sun is working overtime today. You're looking at a 30-degree temperature swing by the afternoon. That's classic March in New Hampshire — wild swings in less than 12 hours. In the next 24 hours. Down in Southern New Hampshire, you'll hit 51 degrees right around 3 P.M. Under brilliant sunshine. It's a quick warm-up, so Tonight brings partly cloudy skies and a low near 22 degrees. Central New Hampshire also tops out at 51 degrees, peaking around 2 P.M. Tonight drops to about 21 degrees under partly cloudy skies. The calm air tonight is going to make for a sharp cool-down once the sun sets. Up in the White Mountains, 51 degrees is your high around 1 P.M. Mostly clear tonight with a low near 23 degrees. Here's the real treat, folks. Tonight's full moon will be lighting up that fresh snow cover. It should be absolutely gorgeous if you step outside. Tomorrow starts quiet with partly sunny skies. Highs reach the mid-40s south and central, around 40 in the mountains. But Thursday night. That's when the next system arrives. A messy wintry mix moves in after sunset. Expect 1 to 2 inches of snow and sleet, possibly some freezing rain mixed in. Friday stays gloomy with lingering snow and mix, highs only in the mid-30s. Then the pattern flips hard. Saturday warms to 55. Sunday hits 54 with mostly sunny skies. Monday pushes toward 58. And Tuesday? 64 degrees and sunny. That's 21 degrees above normal for early March. Soak up the sun today. The next two days bring messy travel, then spring makes another run at us. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Take care That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That inch and a half of snow we got overnight? Already history. The sun came out to play. And temperatures are responding in a big way. We're hitting 51 degrees this afternoon across southern and central New Hampshire. Even the White Mountains are joining the thaw, reaching 51 degrees. That's running 21 degrees warmer than usual for early March. Enjoy it. Because winter hasn't packed its bags yet. In the next 24 hours. Tonight stays quiet under a full moon. Partly cloudy skies settle in. Lows drop to 22 degrees in southern areas and 21 degrees up north. That's a 30-degree temperature swing from this afternoon's highs. Thursday starts dry, but clouds thicken through the day. A backdoor cold front slides in from the east. It knocks highs back to 45 degrees south and 40 in the mountains. Rain arrives late afternoon. Thursday night into Friday. That's when things get messy. Snow, sleet, freezing rain — the whole wintry cocktail. Expect 1 to 2 inches of snow accumulation, especially north. Friday stays gloomy with lingering mixed precipitation. The weekend turns the corner nicely. Saturday rebounds to 55 degrees. Sunday hits 54 with mostly sunny skies. Monday pushes to 58 degrees. Tuesday could reach 64 degrees. That's spring knocking at the door, folks. The equinox is just two weeks away. And we're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight each day. Sunrise today at 6:18, sunset at 5:39. Soak up today's sunshine. It's a brief taste of spring before Thursday's wintry mix reminds us what month this really is. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That inch and a half of snow that fell overnight? Already becoming a memory. The storm exits before dawn. And by the time you're listening, those clouds are breaking up. We go from 26 degrees right now to. 51 degrees this afternoon. That's about 21 degrees above normal for early March. And it happens fast. Temperatures climb through the 40s by late morning. In the next 24 hours. Statewide sunshine today. Southern New Hampshire. Central New Hampshire. And the White Mountains all top out at 51 degrees. Not much wind, so that mild air actually feels mild. Perfect day to clear off the driveway or take a walk at lunch. Tonight takes a step back. Clear skies and calm winds let the heat escape. Lows drop to 22 degrees south, 21 degrees central. And 23 degrees up in the mountains. That full moon tonight will be shining through partly cloudy skies. Thursday starts fine with partly sunny skies. But a backdoor cold front slips down from the north. Highs hold near 45 degrees south, 46 degrees central. And only 40 degrees in the mountains. By Thursday night, the next system arrives. Here's where it gets messy. Thursday night into Friday brings snow, sleet. And freezing rain statewide. One to two inches of snow possible, with a wintry mix especially across southern and central areas. Friday stays gloomy with highs near 37 degrees. The weekend turns the corner. Saturday reaches 55 degrees. Sunday hits 54 with mostly sunny skies. And early next week? We're talking upper 50s to near 60 degrees by Tuesday. So enjoy today's sunshine. Because Thursday night brings our next round of winter weather. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That snow you're seeing out the window? It's just getting started. We've already picked up about half an inch. And a Winter Weather Advisory is in effect statewide until 4 A.M. Wednesday. We're looking at 2 to 5 inches of fresh powder before this system wraps up overnight. In the next 24 hours. The steadiest snow falls between 8 and 9 P.M. Tonight. Southern New Hampshire sees a twist after 11 P.M. — sleet and freezing rain mix in. Fortunately, road treatments should keep ice accumulation minimal. Down in the Monadnock Region, precipitation wraps up around 1 A.M. Head north toward the White Mountains. And you're dealing with snow until about 2 A.M. Lows tonight bottom out around 23 to 25 degrees. But don't get too comfortable in the cold. Wednesday dawns sunny with highs soaring to 48 to 50 degrees — roughly 21 degrees above normal for early March. That snow won't stick around long. Wednesday night stays clear with lows near 22 degrees. But Thursday night into Friday. Another round of wintry mix is possible. Freezing rain looks like the main threat Friday morning, especially in those southern valleys. The weekend brings a genuine warm-up. Saturday and Sunday both reach the mid-50s. By Monday and Tuesday, we're talking upper 50s to near 60 degrees. Rain chances return Saturday, but Sunday and Monday look dry. One more thing — tonight's full moon will be playing hide-and-seek behind those snow clouds. Sunrise is at 6:20 A.M. and we're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight each day. Spring equinox is just 17 days away. Charge those phones before you sleep. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Take care That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Talk about a weather mood swing. You stepped out into 21 degrees-degree cold this morning, didn't you? Well, hold on. By tomorrow afternoon, we're flirting with 50 degrees. That's a 45-degree temperature jump in less than 36 hours. In the next 24 hours. But first, we've to get through tonight. A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until 4 A.M. Wednesday. Snow is already falling and it cranks up this evening. Southern New Hampshire sees the action from 7 P.M. Through 1 A.M., peaking around 9 P.M. You're looking at 1 to 3 inches there, with some freezing rain mixing in after midnight. Head north into Central New Hampshire and you'll see similar totals. The White Mountains get the best of it. 2 to 4 inches of fresh powder before things taper off around 2 A.M. Lows tonight hover in the mid-20s. Then the payoff arrives. Wednesday dawns sunny and beautiful. Highs surge to 48 to 50 degrees. That's a solid 21 degrees above normal for early March. Wednesday night clears out and cools back down to around 22 degrees. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. We're watching a wintry mix for Thursday night into Friday. Freezing rain could make for a slick Friday morning commute. Then the pattern flips. Weekend highs climb into the mid-50s with rain likely Saturday. By Monday and Tuesday, we're flirting with 60 degrees. Spring is definitely knocking on the door. If you're traveling this evening, take it slow. Roads turn slick as that snow moves in around 7 P.M. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Take care That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That dusting from this morning? Just a warm up act. The real show rolls in tonight. In the next 24 hours., A low pressure system is sliding across New England right now, pulling moisture over the cold air sitting at the surface. That's your recipe for snow. It spreads southwest to northeast through the afternoon, peaks around 9 P.M., then tapers off after midnight. A Winter Weather Advisory runs through 4 A.M. Wednesday. Southern and central New Hampshire. Expect 1 to 3 inches. Push up into the White Mountains and you're looking at 2 to 4. Enough to make the evening commute slick. Give yourself extra time tonight. Now the twist. After 11 P.M., warm air nudges into southern New Hampshire. Snow turns to sleet, then a brief glaze of freezing rain. Accumulation stays light, but that thin ice layer is sneaky. It's the kind you don't see until your tires remind you. By Wednesday morning? Gone. All of it. Skies crack open and temperatures launch. Southern New Hampshire hits 49 degrees. Central towns reach 50. Even the Mountains climb to 48. That's a 25 degrees swing from tonight's lows in the mid 20s. Wednesday will feel like a completely different season. Wednesday night cools back to around 22 degrees under clear skies. Looking further out. Thursday afternoon brings rain. Thursday night into Friday gets messy again with a wintry mix and possible freezing rain. But the weekend tilts milder. Mid 50s with some rain Saturday. Not glamorous, but warm. Oh. And we're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight today. Spring equinox is 17 days out. The light at the end of the tunnel is getting brighter. Charge your phone before bed tonight. You'll want those weather alerts handy. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Four degrees. That's the number on your thermometer right now. It's cold enough to freeze the breath right out of you. But don't let that sunshine fool you. The atmosphere is staging a takeover. In the next 24 hours. High pressure is sliding offshore right now. That allows a low pressure system to organize over southern New England. It's pulling moisture directly into our cold air. Snow arrives this afternoon. And it times out perfectly with your drive home. A Winter Weather Advisory runs from 1 P.M. Today through 4 A.M. Wednesday. You'll see 3 to 5 inches of snow statewide. Southern New Hampshire sees flakes start falling between 1 and 2 P.M. Push north into the White Mountains and snow begins around 4 P.M. The heaviest bands fall between 7 and 8 P.M. Tonight. Watch for a light glaze of ice in southern spots late tonight. It all wraps up after midnight. Tonight's lows settle around 24 degrees. Then comes the plot twist. Wednesday wakes up sunny and hits 52 degrees. That's a massive 30 degrees jump from this morning. Wednesday night falls back to 22 degrees under clear skies. Thursday brings another round of mixed precipitation. Friday looks unsettled with possible snow or rain. Then the weekend turns mild with highs near 55. Monday could push 60 degrees. We're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight every day. Tonight's full moon shines through the breaking clouds after the snow ends. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Folks, that cold front yesterday rolled out the red carpet for some serious Canadian air. Step outside right now and you'll feel it immediately. We bottomed out at 8 degrees overnight. Wind chills? MinU S One across the south. Drive up toward the White Mountains and it feels like minus 5. That's the kind of cold that makes your nostrils stick together. In the next 24 hours. The good news. Gorgeous sunshine all day. Wall to wall blue. Temps climb to the upper 20s by early afternoon statewide. Still cold, but that sun on your face? Medicine. Tonight the skies stay clear. Lows slide back to single digits through the central valleys. Southern New Hampshire holds around 11 degrees. The mountains dip to minus S One. Your car won't be happy at dawn. Now Tuesday is where the plot thickens. High pressure slides offshore and southerly winds drag warmer air back in. Highs jump near 40 degrees. Feels like a different planet. but low pressure sneaks in from the west. Snow spreads across southern and central zones by late afternoon. Wet and slushy at first, then sticking after sunset as temps crash back to the 20s. Figure 1 to 3 inches for most of us. The mountains could see closer to 3. Wednesday. The twist. Temps surge near 50 degrees. Sunshine returns. You might actually unzip your jacket. Don't get comfortable though. Another system takes aim Friday. This one looks messy. Snow, sleet, freezing rain all on the table. We're tracking it closely. So the week plays out like this. Deep freeze today and tonight. Snow sneaks in Tuesday evening. Wednesday feels like spring crashed the party. Then late week gets complicated again. Charge that phone before bed tonight. Cold batteries are dead batteries. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good evening. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. That sunshine today? A trap. A beautiful, golden trap. Because high pressure is parked right over us. and while it gave us a gorgeous afternoon. It's also opening the door for Arctic air to pour in tonight. Clear skies and calm winds mean every bit of warmth escapes straight into space. In the next 24 hours. Right now you're sitting near 31 degrees. Feels pleasant enough. Southern New Hampshire topped out in the low to mid 30s today. Central towns hit about 30. Up in the White Mountains, you peaked around 21 degrees. Now forget all of that. Tonight is a different animal. Southern New Hampshire drops to 3 degrees. Central areas fall to zero. The Whites plunge to minus 4. Wind chills push minus 5 in the south, minus 9 through the middle of the state. That's the kind of cold where your nostrils stick together on the first breath. If you're heading out early Monday morning, cover every inch of exposed skin. Monday stays cold and sunny. Highs only crack the mid 20s. Then Tuesday. The whole script flips. High pressure breaks down. and temperatures rocket up near 40 degrees. A 30 degrees swing in 24 hours. Looking ahead, that warmth comes with baggage. Snow slides in Tuesday night into Wednesday. Most spots pick up 1 to 3 inches before it tapers off Wednesday morning. Then things get messy. Thursday through the weekend brings wave after wave of rain and wintry mix. Temperatures bounce wildly from the upper 30s into the mid 50s. Classic early March chaos. Tonight's the headline though. Let the furnace do its thing. Maybe toss an extra blanket on the bed. Your future self at 3 A.M. Will appreciate it. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Folks. March is walking in the door with a snow shower in one hand. and a bag of Arctic air in the other. In the next 24 hours. Right now you're sitting at 30 degrees under gray skies. A weak system is sliding through. and southern New Hampshire gets first dibs. Around 11 A.M., a quick snow shower could dust the ground. We're talking under an inch. Nothing dramatic. Drive up toward Concord and the Lakes Region and you might catch a stray flurry before noon. The White Mountains? Oddly quiet. Mostly sunny up there, peaking near 30 degrees before sliding into the low twenties. Northwest winds gust to 25 miles an hour today, rattling the windows a bit. They ease off tonight as skies clear. Now the real story. Tonight the bottom falls out. Arctic air pours in like someone left the freezer open. Southern New Hampshire drops to 4 degrees. Wind chills near minus 6 by dawn. Central areas hit 2 degrees, feeling like minus 8. and up in the mountains. Minus 3 degrees with wind chills near minus 13. That's frostbite territory. Cover every inch of skin if you're stepping out before sunrise. Monday brings sunshine but the cold hangs on. Highs barely crack the mid twenties statewide. Single digits return Monday night. Looking ahead. Tuesday warms into the upper thirties before snow develops that afternoon. Southern towns could see a rain mix. Central areas pick up 1 to 2 inches overnight. Wednesday clears out beautifully with temps jumping to the upper forties. Thursday and Friday? Another system is brewing. Mixed precipitation possible, but temperatures climb into the upper forties to mid fifties. That's a 50 degrees swing from tonight's lows. Wild. Charge your phone, top off the windshield fluid. and let that faucet drip tonight. Frozen pipes don't send a warning. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Folks. March walks in wearing a disguise today. That 26 degrees on your thermometer right now? That's the warm part. An Arctic high is sliding down from Canada. and it's about to remind us what winter actually feels like. In the next 24 hours. First though, a quick snow squall. Southern New Hampshire, you'll see flurries between 7 and 9 A.M. Nothing major. A light dusting at most. Highs touch 30 degrees this afternoon. Then the trapdoor opens. Tonight, lows crash to 4 degrees. Wind chills near minus 6 by dawn Monday. That's the kind of cold that stings your lungs. Drive north toward Concord and the Lakes Region. Patchy fog burns off early. Snow chances run from 6 to 8 A.M., then partly sunny skies take over. Same high near 30 degrees. but tonight drops to 2 degrees with wind chills near minus 7. Now the White Mountains. Snow's possible before 9 A.M., then skies clear. Temperatures actually fall through the afternoon, settling around 20 degrees. Overnight? Minus 3. Wind chills pushing minus 9. If you're up near Franconia or Crawford Notch, your car battery is going to earn its keep tonight. Monday brings sunshine but no warmth. Mid 20s statewide. Now the plot twist. Tuesday a low pressure system rolls in with snow, possibly mixing with rain overnight. An inch or two in central areas. Then temperatures surge. Wednesday and Thursday. Highs near 50 degrees. That's a 25 degrees swing in 48 hours. Your jacket from Monday morning becomes your shorts weather by midweek. Well, almost. Another system Friday could bring mixed precipitation, but next weekend looks like mid 50s. Spring equinox is three weeks out. This week, you'll actually start to believe it. Charge your phone tonight. Cold batteries die fast. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good evening. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Folks, if you stepped outside today and thought February lost its mind. You're not wrong. We woke up at 18 degrees before dawn. Right now? 53 degrees under blue sky. That's a 35 degrees swing in one day. A warm front barreled north overnight and handed us a gift. In the next 24 hours. Enjoy every minute of it. Because the return policy kicks in tonight. A cold front slides through after dark. Southern New Hampshire drops to 23 degrees. Central towns settle near 22. Up in the White Mountains, you're looking at 20 with clouds thickening. That mild air? Gone like a weekend paycheck. Sunday is where things get interesting. That front stalls offshore and flings moisture back at us. Southern areas see a chance of light snow through the afternoon. Highs only reach 32. Central New Hampshire tops out around 30 with maybe an inch of accumulation. The mountains hit 31 with just a few morning flurries. Then Sunday night gets nasty. Southern New Hampshire plunges to 4 degrees. Central areas hit 2. The mountains? Minus 3. Wind chills bottom out near minus 6 statewide. That's frostbite cold on exposed skin. Monday brings sunshine but keeps the deep freeze. Highs range from 23 in the mountains to 25 down south. Now the week ahead tells a bigger story. The first half stays locked in cold. Then Tuesday night into Wednesday, a legit snow event moves in. We're talking 2 to 4 inches. and it could mess with your Wednesday evening commute. Late week gets even messier. Rain, snow, freezing rain all fighting for territory. One bright spot. We're gaining almost 3 minutes of daylight each day now. Spring equinox is just 20 days out. Charge those phones tonight. Tomorrow's update is going to be a busy one. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good afternoon. New Hampshire. I'm DJ Huzz. Folks, did your thermostat play a trick on you this morning? We woke up to a shivering 18 degrees before dawn. and now we're sitting at a balmy 49. That's a wicked 31-degree jump in just a few hours. A warm front blew through overnight, milking every bit of mild air it could find. It's pulling moisture north, setting up a classic showdown. Today is your golden ticket before reality hits back. In the next 24 hours. Southern New Hampshire hits 47 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Central areas reach 46 with a few clouds rolling in. The White Mountains top out around 46 as well. You'll want to soak it up. Because the door slams shut tonight. That cold front slides through after sunset. Temperatures crash back into the 20s statewide overnight. A few snowflakes could fly after 5 A.M. Sunday, especially down south. Sunday brings winter back to the table. Light snow is likely across southern New Hampshire with an inch or two possible. Central areas see a chance of snow with around an inch. The mountains get just a dusting. Highs only reach the low 30s. Then the bottom drops out Sunday night. Lows plunge to 5 degrees south, 2 degrees central. and minus 3 in the mountains. Wind chills dip to minus 6. Monday stays cold and sunny with highs only in the 20s. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. Tuesday brings another round of snow, potentially impacting the evening commute. Wednesday clears out briefly before another system arrives Thursday into Friday. Temperatures yo-yo between the 40s and single digits all week. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. Take care For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Folks, enjoy today. Because it's a trick. A warm front just swept through overnight. and it's pulling mild air straight up from the south. You woke up to 21 degrees. By this afternoon? 46. That's a 25 degrees swing. and it'll feel like someone opened a window in February. Grab that walk. Soak up every minute. In the next 24 hours. Because tonight, a cold front crashes the party. Temperatures nosedive after dark. and by Sunday morning you're waking up to a completely different state. Snow starts falling after 5 A.M. Sunday. Light but steady. Southern and central New Hampshire pick up 1 to 2 inches. Push into the White Mountains and you're looking at 1 to 3. Highs barely crack the low 30s. but Sunday night is the real villain. The south drops to 5 degrees. Central towns hit 3. The mountains? MinU S Two. That's the kind of cold where your nostrils freeze shut on the first breath. Monday brings sunshine but zero warmth. Highs stuck around 24 degrees statewide. Your car door might argue with you. Now the week ahead gets interesting. Tuesday warms to 37 degrees as moisture moves in. Snow mixing to rain by afternoon. Tuesday night turns messy with an 80 percent chance of rain and snow tangled together. Wednesday clears out, climbing back near 46 degrees with some honest sunshine. Thursday and Friday stay unsettled. More rain chances. Highs in the upper 40s. Warm air keeps fighting stubborn cold. and that battle means nobody's quite sure what falls from the sky. We're watching it closely. So today is your gift. Tomorrow is your test. Charge your phone, top off the gas tank. and maybe throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. What a morning. We bottomed out at 10 degrees overnight. but step outside right now and you'll feel the recovery already underway. We're sitting at 36 degrees under clear skies. High pressure is taking charge today. That means sunshine statewide with highs climbing near 39 degrees. In the next 24 hours. Tonight turns partly cloudy with another chill settling in. Southern towns drop to 20 degrees. Central areas reach 19 degrees. The White Mountains dip to 17. Saturday brings our warmest day in a while. A cold front approaches from the west, pushing warm air north. You'll hit 48 degrees in southern and central New Hampshire. The White Mountains reach 47. but keep an eye on the sky between 11 A.M. and 1 P.M. Scattered rain showers could develop in the mountains. That front sweeps through Saturday night. Then Sunday. A trough drags light snow across the whole state. You'll see about an inch of accumulation. Morning travel could be slick. Highs only reach 33 or 34 degrees. Sunday night is when winter reminds us it's not done. Lows plummet to 6 degrees in the south. Central areas hit 4. The White Mountains drop to minus S One. Monday stays bitter with sunshine and a high of just 24 degrees. In Here's your heads-up for week ahead, a brief taste of spring Saturday, then snow Sunday, followed by a deep freeze early next week. Temperatures gradually rebound by midweek, with more chances for precipitation Tuesday through Thursday. In Sunrise today was at 6, 27 A.M. Sunset is at 5:33 P.M. We're gaining nearly three minutes of daylight every single day. Enjoy the warm-up while it lasts. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Folks, high pressure parked itself right over us today and just. Flexed. We dropped to 10 degrees before dawn. Now? Forty degrees under crystal blue sky. That's a 30 degrees swing before most people finished their second coffee. In the next 24 hours. Southern New Hampshire topped out near 39 this afternoon. Central towns matched it. Push into the White Mountains and you're at 37. Honestly, the whole state had the same gorgeous day. Tonight the air cools under partly cloudy skies. Lows settle around 20 in the south, 19 central, 17 in the mountains. Nothing dramatic. Just a quiet February night. Now. Tomorrow is where it gets fun. A cold front approaches from the west. and ahead of it, warm air surges up from the southwest. Saturday's highs jump to 48 across the southern half. Even the mountains hit 47. You'll feel that southwest wind gusting to 25 miles an hour. A brief rain shower is possible in the mountains around 11 A.M., but most of us stay dry. Almost feels like early April. Enjoy every minute. Because Sunday flips the script. A quick system drops light snow statewide. An inch or less. Highs barely crack the low 30s. Then Sunday night the bottom falls out. Lows plunge to 6 degrees in the south. Four degrees central. MinU S One in the mountains. Monday stays sunny but locked in the mid 20s. Looking further out, the rest of the week rides a temperature roller coaster. Highs bounce between the upper 30s and upper 40s. Rain and snow chances pop up Tuesday and again late in the week. Classic late February chaos. One more thing worth noting. We're gaining nearly 3 minutes of daylight every day now. Sunrise at 6:27, sunset at 5:33. Spring equinox is three weeks out. Winter knows it. and it's not going quietly. Leave the windows cracked tonight. Tomorrow's warmth is worth waking up for. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz. Step outside this morning and you'll feel it. That crisp ten degree air is a classic wake-up call. but here's the good news. We're gaining almost three minutes of daylight today. The sun is up before 6:30 A.M. and we're holding onto light until after 5:30 P.M. In the next 24 hours. It's a calm, clear start to the day. Expect plenty of sunshine across Southern and Central New Hampshire as highs climb to near 40 degrees. Up in the White Mountains, you'll see a high of 38 degrees. Winds stay light out of the south. Tonight, skies remain mostly clear. Southern areas drop to about 21 degrees. Central New Hampshire falls to 20 degrees. The White Mountains cool down to 17 degrees. Saturday looks fantastic. We're talking mostly sunny skies and a real warm-up. Southern and Central New Hampshire hit 48 degrees. The White Mountains reach 47 degrees. It's perfect weather for a walk if you ask me. Here's your heads-up for the week ahead. Sunday brings a chance of light snow with highs in the low 30s. Then, winter returns with a vengeance. Sunday night, temperatures plummet. The White Mountains drop to minus 3 degrees. Southern New Hampshire falls to 5 degrees above zero. Monday stays bitter cold with highs only in the 20s. We stay dry until midweek, when a mix of rain and snow moves in by Wednesday. That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow. For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves. Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.