As the big 4th of July week approaches, the weather forecast looks promising for most of the week with just a few changes anticipated. Bright and warm days are expected with afternoon highs in the 80s and low humidity levels. A sea breeze will provide some relief along the coast, keeping temperatures slightly cooler. However, there is a chance of showers and thunderstorms later on Wednesday night into early Thursday, with milder overnight temperatures in the 60s.
On Thursday, any early showers should clear out quickly, leaving a mix of sun and clouds for the 4th of July celebrations. The humidity will be higher, with a low chance of late-day thunderstorms, particularly in southern NH. Thursday evening is expected to be muggy and mostly rain and storm free for fireworks displays, remaining mild and humid overnight. Friday will bring very warm and humid conditions, with highs near 90 in some areas. While mainly dry, isolated showers or storms cannot be ruled out.
Saturday will present the best chance of scattered showers and storms leading up to Sunday. Overall, the weather for the 4th of July week looks favorable for outdoor activities, with only minor interruptions expected due to the possibility of showers and thunderstorms at times. Residents and visitors are encouraged to stay updated on the latest weather forecasts and plan accordingly for any outdoor events.
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