Will Mother’s Day Weekend Be Soggy Or Sunny In New Hampshire? Here Is The Latest Forecast

CONCORD, NH — The weather in New Hampshire will be hit-or-miss this Mother’s Day Weekend, according to forecasters.

On Friday, expect showers in the late morning and early afternoon with temperatures in the lower 50s. There will be a light wind of 5 to 10 mph. Showers are expected during the evening and overnight hours, with highs in the mid-40s.

The showers will continue into Saturday morning with temps in the mid-60s and a light wind. The rain should clear up by evening.

On Sunday, expect sunny skies with highs in the upper 60s and lows overnight in the lower 40s.

Temperatures will be in the upper 70s with sunny skies on Monday. Overnight lows will be in the lower 50s.

Tuesday will be cloudy but warm, in the upper 70s, while Wednesday may be rainy.

Cold-Water Dangers In NH

New Hampshire State Police-Marine Patrol warned the public Wednesday about cold-water immersion dangers for boaters and swimmers in the spring and early summer.

Lake, pond, and river temperatures “remain dangerously cold” during the early months. Even on a sunny day, officials said, “shock, hypothermia, and drowning” can occur in minutes. Water temperatures will remain below 60 degrees “well into June.”

While boating in the Granite State, Marine Patrol reminds boaters to always wear a lifejacket, check water temperatures before boating, dress appropriately — wear layers or a wetsuit or dry suit during the early season, file a float plan, and have communication devices charged and in a waterproof case.

State boating regulations can be found here.

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