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New Hampshire Forecast Next 5 Days Storms Midweek Then Early Summer Heat Ahead

From coastal showers and mountain storms to record warmth next week—plan smart, stay safe.

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New Hampshire 5‑Day Forecast Storms Then Summer Heat Arrives
New Hampshire’s week flips from fog and showers to storms and early-summer heat—know before you go.
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a few showersTue, Jun 1767°64°Mostly cloudy and cooler with a few showers
A brief morning shower or two; otherwise, low clouds, then perhaps some sun, humid and warmerToday78°65°A brief morning shower or two; otherwise, low clouds, then perhaps some sun, humid and warmer
Humid and warmer with intervals of clouds and sunshine; a couple of afternoon showers and a heavy thunderstorm; thunderstorms can bring hail and damaging windsThursday90°64°Humid and warmer with intervals of clouds and sunshine; a couple of afternoon showers and a heavy thunderstorm; thunderstorms can bring hail and damaging winds
Breezy and not as warm with intervals of clouds and sun; a thunderstorm around in the afternoonFriday78°57°Breezy and not as warm with intervals of clouds and sun; a thunderstorm around in the afternoon
Turning cloudy and warmerSaturday85°65°Turning cloudy and warmer
Very warm with intervals of clouds and sunshineSunday88°65°Very warm with intervals of clouds and sunshine
Hot with sunshine and some clouds; hottest day since last summer; be sure to stay hydratedMonday93°69°Hot with sunshine and some clouds; hottest day since last summer; be sure to stay hydrated


New Hampshire is poised for a classic early-summer flip—from cool, cloudy conditions to muggy midweek with pop-up storms, then a heat surge rivaling last year’s highs. Whether you’re hiking the Whites or heading to the seacoast, here’s what to expect.

🌥️ Early Week: Cool and Damp

Tuesday and Wednesday bring cooler temps in the mid-70s, with lingering clouds and occasional showers across much of the state. Expect patchy fog in the morning, especially near rivers and valleys, before brief attempts at sunshine warm things up by midday.

⛈️ Midweek Storm Watch

Thursday sees a sharp jump in heat and humidity, with highs near 90°F—fueling scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon. These storms may bring brief heavy downpours, gusty winds, hail, and even isolated tornadoes, especially over interior and higher elevations.

🌤️ Weekend: Heat Returns

After a breezy and slightly cooler Friday, temperatures will rise again. Saturday and Sunday hit the low to upper 80s, and Monday could tie or break early summer records with highs in the low 90s—the warmest day since last summer.

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