Sunshine, lower humidity awaits Friday

Patrol. If you have the staff. For some in Londonderry it was a hard night. Take a look at that. Joppa says she grabbed this tonight at 815. Look at these clouds. After a softball game by the Londonderry Women's League, the storms rolled through. She says her second game is not so lucky. Let's bring the chief meteorologist Mike Haddad. Mike, it will be much more convenient in the field tomorrow. But these downpours, I mean, they moved quickly, but when they were on you it was really something. You knew it, right? YES. No doubt. You might have had an hour of delay, but you would probably have spoiled the activities after the second game. Lisa got one tomorrow. Nobody takes anywhere in the granite state, but everywhere in New England. The high temperatures that are 90 or higher in Lebanon today, and Concord for the fourth day in a row and mark a four -day heat wave. The Queen City Chichester Nashua Keene 90th for the third day in a row. So another heat wave. The fourth. A third, more for the Queen City. Incidentally, we completed the longest heat wave in Concord a year ago. But 12 days. Manchester had beaten one the day before. It all started in Concord and ended it tomorrow as a 14 -day record heat wave. So yes, it was very hot and quite damp, but nothing like what we had today a year ago. 77 in Queen City. DEW Point 72. Tropical humidity in many places, but that will change. Everything behind this front. Now they enter the upper valley and the white mountains through the large north forest. The first front is the one that drops some downpours and switched the wind up quite up. Some of the gusts over 40 to 50 km / h. Now we are waiting for this wind to rotate in the west north vests. Give this refreshing change for your Friday. 72, in Wakefield, until 77. The common number of Portsmouth to Manchester, Nashua and in the Obertal in Lebanon. Here, too, the taup points in the upper 1960s are up in the lower half of the 1970s. But note our North and West Montreal 59. Buffalo 57. North Bay to a refreshing dew point of 50, in which this takes over. From tomorrow. Our tropical humidity in the early morning and on Friday, Friday evening, Saturday on the comfortable side before the air humidity for the second half of the weekend occurs again. So tomorrow, 70s and the lower 80s. The key here, the wind does not flow out of the south, but from the northwest. This lower humidity brings us to a great start to our weekend on Saturday, sunny sky all day, win a little to the southwest that drive at some warmer temperatures, but the humidity remains low. Not so dry. On Sunday we will see the clouds, some breaks of partially sunshine, scattered showers, even a thunderstorm in the morning. Maybe even another round of you in the afternoon. And then it becomes clear on Sunday evening that Sunday evening is a big change because we deal with comfortable air and lots of sun again. Lower temperatures for Monday and Tuesday. Come on Wednesday, hang in the sun. The temperatures warm up again in the 80s. Maybe a shower or a thunderstorm later on Thursday. But outside of Sunday a very good weather section of