The episode begins with DJ Huzz announcing an absurdly warm day across New Hampshire, noting temperatures are 20 to 25 degrees warmer than normal. Concord is flirting with 71 degrees, one degree shy of a record set in 1878, while the White Mountains hit 68 degrees. This warmth is described as a one-day wonder, with reality slapping back hard tomorrow. In southern areas like Manchester, Nashua, and Salem, temperatures peak at 73 degrees with sunshine and light southwest winds. After midnight, rain sneaks in, and by Wednesday, temperatures fall back to the 50s with patchy fog. As the sun sets, Concord climbs to 72 degrees with gusts hitting 25 miles per hour this afternoon. Tonight, the first raindrops arrive, leading into Wednesday with a chance of steady rain. A weird aspect is highlighted: temperatures fall through the day on Wednesday, from 51 in the morning to 44 by afternoon. The White Mountains get one last warm hurrah at 68 degrees today, but by 8 p.m., rain chances jump, and sleet, freezing rain, and fog take over. Highs crash to 44 degrees, prompting advice to pack for two seasons if heading up I-93. Clouds roll in statewide as the sun sets, with southern NH staying mild near 39 degrees, but the mountains dipping to 34 with patchy fog. Rain arrives after midnight, with sleet and freezing rain up north by dawn. The forecast for Wednesday through Sunday is described as a cool, unsettled mess, with highs struggling to hit 45 degrees. Rain and snow showers pop up, especially Friday night and Sunday, and the mountains could see several inches of snow by Sunday morning. In one bright spot, the episode notes that New Hampshire is gaining nearly three minutes of daylight each day.
