Mike Haddad

More sun and possibly record-breaking highs again today as high temps should reach the low to mid 80s statewide. Kevin Skarupa has a timeline of when fall temperatures return.

Hurricane Erin is gearing up to make its closest pass hundreds of miles off the New Hampshire coast.

Meteorologist Mike Haddad says clearer weather is ahead after shower chances overnight.

Tuesday has proven to be the hottest day in New Hampshire in 14 years.

Meteorologist Mike Haddad says heavy rain will be possible at times into Saturday.

Monday is looking like a sunny and pleasant day, which is wonderful for spectators, but perhaps a little warm for runners.

The forecast is looking pleasant for spectators, but perhaps a little warm for runners.

It remains chilly today, but with more sunshine. Still a bit breezy with highs mostly in the 40s.

While temperatures were in the 30s and 40s in the Granite State on Saturday, some areas of the Northeast reached more than 80 degrees.

Meteorologist Mike Haddad says rain is moving in Wednesday.