Bundle Up, New Hampshire: Here Come The Chilly Temperatures, Patchy Frost

GRAY, ME — The coldest temperatures of the fall season are heading to New Hampshire during the next four days, forecasters said Tuesday.

While the skies will be sunny on Wednesday and Thursday, cold air from the Midwest will be heading into the region, bringing with it patchy frost. Some areas outside of New Hampshire will be getting snow — but none of the white stuff is expected here just yet.

Forecasters at AccuWeather.com noted the change in weather will make mid-October feel more like December.

Most of New Hampshire will see some temps drop down between 20 and 30 degrees while the Seacoast will see slightly warmer temperatures. The patchy frost is expected after 3 a.m. on Thursday morning through 10 a.m.

Forecasters said sunny skies will continue on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with lows in the mid-30s to mid-40s and highs in the upper 50s and mid-60s.

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