Video: Brighter skies after remnants of Debby move out (2024)

The remnants of Debbie quickly clearing away this Saturday morning and we'll get back to bright skies and warm temperatures *** little, *** little bit later on today. Here's the map as of about 530 this morning, just *** little bit of lingering shower activity in far southeastern New Hampshire, but notice not *** lot of action happening off to our west. And that means mostly quiet weather building in through the course of today. It is very muggy this morning, but by the afternoon it turns much less humid and *** very comfortable stretch of weather building in over the next several days. Temperatures today back in the eighties for many though seventies will be common. Far to the north. Here's *** closer view of temperatures in Coos County today, 78 degrees and stark 76 and Randolph approaching the low eighties to Gorham and Shelburne. Now down toward the coastline, that's where we'll find some of the warmer readings today. Upper eighties in places like Plaistow, Kingston, 88 degrees, the temperature in exeter later on today and at Hampton Beach 86. Now keep in mind if you are going to the beach today there is an elevated rip current risk as the waters are still rough from Debbie's remnants. It's *** southwest breeze today. 10 to 20 knots. Waves running about 4 to 6 ft. Ocean temperature. Nice and comfy though for just taking *** quick dip with the water temperatures in the upper sixties high tide today, just after four o'clock this afternoon, clear and cool tonight with much more comfortable air building in some patchy fog possible but lows mainly in the fifties to around 60 *** little bit cooler tomorrow but still *** very pleasant day of weather. On Sunday, high temperatures mainly in the upper seventies to lower eighties right around average for the mid part of August. While tomorrow starts with *** lot of sunshine, there will be *** general increase in clouds during the afternoon. There may even be *** few spot showers or rumbles of thunder mainly in the white mountains and points north farther to the south and east. It is *** dry day and all that activity clearing out by about midnight. Monday. Good morning. Speaking of late tomorrow night, early Monday morning, that's when the percy and meteor shower peaks, we could see up to 50 plus Meteors per hour underneath clear skies. And if you're away from city lights, I think the only areas that might have *** little bit trouble seeing this late tomorrow night would be in far northern zones, especially if those showers are *** little bit slower to clear on out. But if you do happen to be underneath clear skies, you can basically just look right up, just give your eyes *** good 1520 minutes to get acclimated to the dark. And then you'll really be able to see those Meteors drifting through the night sky. Monday, partly sunny, *** bit cooler temperatures in the mid seventies. There's the low risk of *** passing thunderstorm during the afternoon, mostly sunny and quiet on Tuesday, highs around 80 then the pattern turns *** bit more active by late next week with daily chances for showers and storms making *** return.