MANCHESTER, N.H. —
A mainly dry week is ahead, setting up what may be a nice Halloween this weekend.
Clouds build on Monday morning, mainly in the North Country, as a cold front approaches. A spot shower is possible in Coos County on Monday afternoon, though measurable rain is not expected.
Southern New Hampshire will likely see more sunshine, allowing temperatures to be mild once again with highs near 70.
HALLOWEEN FORECAST
Cooler weather will move in during the week before temperatures swing warmer ahead of the weekend.
Tuesday will feel cooler behind the front, with highs only reaching the 50s in the south and even a couple of 40s in the north. Widespread freezing temperatures are likely on Tuesday night into Wednesday.
High pressure builds back in on Tuesday and Wednesday, keeping things mainly dry this week with a mix of sun and clouds. The next rain chance we’re monitoring is for late Thursday afternoon, though again, measurable precipitation looks minimal.
Halloween looks mainly sunny and dry. Saturday will be a little cooler but sunny, with highs around 60. Temperatures will drop a bit after the sun goes down, so an extra layer under costumes might be warranted.
Sunday also looks to be sunny, with milder highs in the mid-60s.
