🚨 FLOOD WATCH - New Hampshire Weather 3/16 - Midday
March 16, 2026·2 min
The episode opens with host DJ Huzz warning of a serious storm approaching New Hampshire, characterized by heavy rain, howling winds, and flooding. Rain started before sunrise and will continue until tomorrow, with one to two inches expected statewide and up to three inches in the White Mountains. Southern New Hampshire will see unseasonably mild temperatures of 57 degrees today with southeast winds gusting to 25 mph. Tonight, temperatures climb to 49 degrees as a warm front moves through, with south winds cranking up to 50 mph gusts around 8 p.m., accompanied by heavy rain and possible thunderstorms. After midnight, lows drop to 37 degrees. Tuesday brings a shift to mostly sunny skies with highs near 40 degrees, but west winds gusting to 35 mph will make it feel colder. Central New Hampshire mirrors the south, with highs near 57 today and heavy rain tonight with south winds gusting to 45 mph and lows around 36 degrees before temperatures surge overnight. Tuesday in central New Hampshire offers sun and highs near 39 degrees. The White Mountains take the hardest hit, with highs only reaching 43 degrees today and the heaviest rain tonight, with one to two inches possible and southeast winds gusting to 30-35 mph. Overnight, temperatures jump to 51 degrees, and Tuesday brings mostly sunny conditions with highs near 38 degrees and breezy southwest winds. A flood watch is in effect through Tuesday afternoon due to heavy rain and rapid snowmelt, which will cause streams to rise fast and likely lead to urban flooding. A wind advisory runs from 8 p.m. tonight through 5 a.m. Tuesday for damaging gusts up to 50 mph. Listeners are advised to stay off the roads tonight if possible, as this storm means business. The episode concludes by looking ahead to the weather changes.
