The mornings may remain cool and foggy tomorrow, especially down by the Lake, but the afternoons are starting to brighten, and temps will be on a gradual climb. There is a slight chance of light stray ...

Temperatures trend cooler with the clouds and showers around, although it turns warmer and drier for Friday and the weekend.

Recent model updates have nudged this low a little farther south, which means the best rainfall totals have also shifted that direction. That being said, the I-70 region is still in line for a good ...

Here’s your First Alert Forecast: TUESDAY NIGHT: A few showers around, but nothing widespread or heavy as far as rain chances go. Patchy fog will develop after midnight and could be dense for a few ...

Parts of central and northern New Hampshire are in extreme drought, while southern areas range from abnormal to moderate drought.

The Storm Team 11 forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a 30% chance of showers. The low tonight will be 63 degrees. Mostly cloudy skies on Wednesday with a 60% chance of showers and ...

The Latest from Storm Team 5… After a cloudy start, the sunshine appeared for most of us, with clouds holding steady up ...

It will be cooler Wednesday with clouds and a few scattered showers. Highs will be in the upper 60s. Morning showers evolve into a steady afternoon rain on Thursday. While it will be a cool and damp ...

Plan ahead for a wet and stormy night. While not everyone will see severe weather, areas of heavy rain are likely, and embedded strong to severe gusts develop, especially in stronger storm cells that ...

The first few days of fall will deliver some much-needed wet weather as a series of fronts slide through the region.

A few showers will push into northern areas and through the Upper Valley this morning. Then everyone else will see showers in the afternoon/evening along with a rumble of thunder. A wide range in ...

Rain mainly early today. Wednesday looks like the wettest of the week. Hearst Television participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on editorially ...