A breezy start to the weekend

A pair of cold fronts passing through

The postmortem on Thursday's rain and storms showed some wind damage in New Hampshire and interior areas of the state getting flash flooding rain from training cells. For those fortunate to get rain, it will dry out during the day as a high pressure over the Midwest advances eastward. The second and weaker cold front passes through later in the day and stalls out over the Gulf of Maine Friday night. 

The early birds heading out may see some areas of fog in areas the received rain overnight. That will dissipate by mid-morning as a westerly breeze begins to pick up and brings drier air into the area. Dew points drop for most areas to comfortable levels by noon, allowing to open the windows and freshen the indoor air. Temperatures are expected to be a bit on the warm side, but with lower humidity levels the heat may not be noticed by most. 

A slight chance of a shower for the shorelines
​early Saturday

Friday 9 PM to Saturday 8 AM - Guidance has turned more progressive with the advancement of the second cold front before it stalls out offshore, which means the shorelines may get brushed with an overnight shower heading into Saturday morning, if anything at all. 

Saturday is expected to be another breezy day as high pressure continues to build in from the west. The mountains and north may get an isolated shower or sprinkle as a weak wave passes through, but that is about it for expected precipitation for the day.

Widely scattered showers / isolated storms on Tuesday

Tuesday 2 AM to Wednesday 8 AM - Expect dew points to rise Tuesday as a cold front approaches the region in the afternoon. With the passage it may bring some widely scattered showers and perhaps a couple isolated storms to the region.

I am grasping at straws here... this may be the best opportunity to get any rain until the latter part of next week. Dry times continue. 

Temperature outlook through Wednesday

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