The New Hampshire Weather Podcast

New Hampshire Weather Midday - Rain Starting 11 AM Today

March 11, 2026·2 min
The episode begins with DJ Huzz describing current conditions as damp and 46 degrees with clear skies, warning listeners not to get too comfortable. He explains that southern New Hampshire will reach 50 degrees this afternoon, which is five degrees warmer than normal for mid-March, but rain starts around 4 p.m. and temperatures begin to decline. Overnight, lows dip to 45 degrees before rising to 54 by Thursday morning due to warm southerly winds, with patchy fog expected. On Thursday, a cold front causes temperatures to drop from 50 degrees at noon to 36 by afternoon, possibly turning rain to snowflakes. In central New Hampshire, rain arrives earlier in the late afternoon and persists longer, with highs near 48 degrees today and temperatures hovering in the 40s overnight. Thursday's cold front is more intense here, dropping temperatures from 49 to 35 degrees with west winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. The White Mountains experience winter conditions, with highs struggling to 42 degrees today amid rain showers and valley fog. Overnight temperatures rise to 45, but Thursday brings a mix of snow and rain, with highs starting near 46 and plummeting to 32 by afternoon, accompanied by light snow in higher elevations and 25 mph gusts. Looking ahead, Friday rebounds to the low 40s before another cold shot arrives Friday night. Saturday starts with lingering snow showers in the north before clearing, and Monday features heavy rain with highs near 57, followed by a sharp cool down to the upper 30s. The episode covers regional variations, timing of weather events, and temperature fluctuations across New Hampshire.
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