NH Weather Forecast: Severe Thunderstorm Risk Expands

After a winter full of rapid-fire brutal storms, Tuesday is here to remind us just how dangerous and volatile the spring weather can be. A "slight risk" of severe thunderstorms has crept into Southern New Hampshire, some of which is under the threat of large hail. The low possibility of a tornado exists in portions of Massachusetts, but New Hampshire should steer clear.

All of New Hampshire should see some showers over the next few hours leading up to noon, then it will calm down for a bit. The heavy storms will come in during the mid-late afternoon and early evening, and that's when you want to be home if possible. Forecasters have been saying 2 - 9 p.m. will be the time to look out for.

The areas under the greatest risk for the most intense storms remain are Southern New Hampshire, and even up past Concord could be feeling the rumble.

It'll be be downright steamy at points Tuesday, with temperatures topping 80 degrees.

The rest of the week should be partly cloudy with high temperatures varying from the mid-50s to mid-70s. Summer, it appears, it still a ways away.