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Tuesday 28 August, 6:00 AM EDT

Hi, friends.

Those of you who get the SeacoastNH newsletter already know I am hanging up this daily forecasting gig right after Labor Day. After 9 years of early morning rises, the circumstances of my life dictate I now cycle back and begin sleeping later. J I have asked Dennis if I can stay on in a “pop-in” basis to bring my opinions to the table on major upcoming weather events, etc., sort of like a second opinion…this way I can still keep my hand in for you all without the daily grind, and he has supported that. I'll say more as we get nearer Labor Day.

GENERAL OUTLOOK: High pressure moves slowly through us and then to our east today through Thursday ahead of a cold front coming through Thursday afternoon, kicking off thundershowers lasting into the evening. Dew points will be climbing slowly during this period, with moderate humidity Wednesday and high humidity Thursday. The cool outbreak looks much less intense than it did a few days ago, so after a moderate cool down Friday, readings start climbing back up for the 3-day weekend. A little, lazy surface high kicks things off for Saturday, pretty much hangs in there for Sunday, and then yields to a low passing to our north on Monday. The front from that low will be coming across central NH/VT around sunset, so the day itself looks to remain warm and sunny. Dare we say it…looks a phenomenal 3-day end-of-summer weather weekend on the way! The frontal stalls over us for Tuesdays, so look for some showers and clouds. Enjoy!