Expect a Wet Week Coming Up in Londonderry

Rain and possible flooding are coming to the Granite State this week as storms that have been battering the south head into the Northeast, according to meteorologists.

AccuWeather.com is predicting that the rain, which will be strong at times, could “soak” the state.

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather alert early this morning, warning residents about possible flooding, since as much as two and half inches of rain could fall on the region.

While not sunny and bright, the precipitation could be a welcoming factor considering that no burn alerts were issued twice last week due to the lack of humidity and wind.

Forecast details

Tonight, temps will drop down into the mid-to-upper 30s as clouds begin to move into the state.

The rain on Monday is expected to start by late morning with temps in the mid-to-upper 40s, with some wind.

The rain will continue into the evening and Tuesday with thunderstorms possible before noon. Temps will be in the 60s.

The rain is expected to dissipate in the late afternoon but it is possible that some sprinkles will return on Wednesday and Thursday. Temps will range from the upper 50s during the day and upper 30s at night.

Damp weather is being forecast for Friday and the weekend, too.