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  1. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Ryan Haas, Mount Washington Observatory

    Showers and storms could complicate hiking conditions (opens the original)

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    With rivers and streams running near to well below normal throughout the state, the upcoming rain may help improve low water levels, although muddy trails and higher water crossings will still be possible. Friday will be the driest day, featuring partly sunny skies and light winds, with temperatures ranging from the mid 70s at the beaches to the lower 80s further inland. Clouds will overspread the state on Saturday as scattered rain showers spread northward throughout the day and continue overni

  2. Article · Aug 6, 2026 · Ryan Haas, Mount Washington Observatory

    Humid conditions, with a chance for some showers and storms, will bring a tropical feel (opens the original)

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    Rivers and streams are running near to below north of the Lakes Region, although upcoming shower and storm chances may still lead to muddier trail conditions and higher water crossings.Weekend high temperatures will stay fairly steady, reaching the low to mid 80s across the North Country and around 90 further south. High humidity will give the air a tropical feel, so be sure to pack plenty of water if heading out for a hike or mountain bike ride. Friday: Partly sunny, though isolated showers and

  3. Article · Jul 23, 2026 · Ryan Haas, Mount Washington Observatory

    Conditions point to a near-perfect summer weekend (opens the original)

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    Most rivers and streams across the state are running at slightly below normal levels heading into the weekend, making water crossings easier to navigate. Friday will feature mild temperatures, comfortable humidity, and light winds, making it a great day to head to the lakes or hit the trails. Conditions will be cooler and breezier in the higher terrain throughout the weekend, so be sure to pack an extra layer. Mostly sunny conditions will continue for Saturday, with temperatures running a few de

  4. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Ryan Haas, Mount Washington Observatory

    Wildfire smoke expected to clear by Friday, improving air quality for weekend excursions (opens the original)

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    Wildfire smoke from Canada is expected to move out by Friday, leading to improving air quality for hikes and other outdoor excursions. Friday looks like the pick of the weekend for outdoor plans, bringing dry weather, plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures, and comfortable humidity. Breezy conditions will persist out on the lakes, as winds gust up to 25 mph. Clouds will increase Saturday morning as the next round of wet weather approaches, with rain and thunderstorm chances returning to New Hamps

  5. Article · Jul 9, 2026 · Ryan Haas, Mount Washington Observatory

    Warm Friday storms give way to a picture-perfect sunny weekend (opens the original)

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    The upcoming weekend is shaping up to be a classic summer mixed bag, kicking off with a dose of heavy humidity and unsettled skies before clearing out into a picture-perfect stretch of weather just in time for Saturday and Sunday. Friday will easily be the warmest and most muggy day of the three, with temperatures climbing into the lower 80s across the north country and pushing well into the upper 80s further south. As a cold front pushes through the region, it brings a real threat of scattered

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