Video: Frost advisory for some up north this morning

Added: 2026-06-02

[00:00:01]BEAUTIFUL.

[00:00:02]JUST A GORGEOUS SCENE YESTERDAY.

[00:00:04]THE SUMMIT, BY THE WAY, OFFICIALLY PICKING UP 6.2IN OF SNOW AND SLEET SINCE FRIDAY NIGHT, MAKING IT THE SUMMITS LARGEST SNOWFALL IN OVER A MONTH.

[00:00:14]ACTUALLY.

[00:00:14]NOW, IT’S NOT ATYPICAL TO GET SNOW IN THE MONTH OF MAY.

[00:00:18]IN FACT, THEY’RE TYPICAL LAST MEASURABLE SNOWFALL AT THE SUMMIT IS ON JUNE 6TH, BUT I WILL SAY IT IS PRETTY UNUSUAL TO GET THIS AMOUNT OF SNOW SO LATE IN THE SEASON.

[00:00:30]NOT TOO OFTEN.

[00:00:32]WE GET THESE HALF FOOT STORMS UP ON THE PRESIDENTIAL RANGE.

[00:00:35]SO NOW THE SNOW IS IN THE REARVIEW MIRROR.

[00:00:38]BUT HERE’S THE THING.

[00:00:39]IN SOME PARTS OF NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE, IT’S STILL KIND OF FEELS A LITTLE BIT LIKE WINTER OUT THERE.

[00:00:43]THIS MORNING WE HAVE A FROST ADVISORY POSTED FOR THE NEXT, SAY, HOUR AND 40 MINUTES OR SO FOR THE NORTH COUNTRY.

[00:00:49]THAT’S WHERE WE FIND TEMPERATURES THIS MORNING, VERY CLOSE TO FREEZING IN BERLIN AND IN WHITEFIELD.

[00:00:54]BUT EVEN SOME SOUTHERN TOWNS GETTING VERY CLOSE TO FREEZING IN THE MONADNOCK REGION FROM JAFFREY UP THROUGH PETERBOROUGH INTO THE STODDARD AREA AS WELL, SITTING VERY CLOSE TO FREEZING.

[00:01:04]MANCHESTER 35 COULD BE SOME POCKETS OF FROST OUT THERE AS WELL.

[00:01:07]AND IN ADDITION TO THE COLD TEMPERATURES, WE’VE ALSO GOT SOME LOW VISIBILITY IN CONCORD AND IN KEENE RIGHT NOW, SOME PATCHY RIVER VALLEY FOG OUT THERE THIS MORNING THAT SHOULD BREAK APART IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS.

[00:01:17]LOOK FOR TEMPERATURES TODAY TO RECOVER SOMEWHAT COMPARED TO YESTERDAY.

[00:01:20]A LOT OF US WIND UP IN THE 60S FOR HIGH TEMPERATURES, BUT DEFINITELY A FAR CRY FROM WHAT WE TYPICALLY SEE THIS TIME OF YEAR, WHICH IS LOW AND MID 70S.

[00:01:29]SO IT’S DRY THIS MORNING, BUT THERE’S A LITTLE DISTURBANCE SITTING UP NEAR THE SAINT LAWRENCE RIVER IN QUEBEC.

[00:01:34]AND SOME OF THESE SHOWERS YOU SEE NEAR QUEBEC CITY AND OTTAWA WILL TRY AND DIVE SOUTHWARD TODAY.

[00:01:39]SO IT’S POSSIBLE WE SQUEEZE OUT A FEW SHOWERS IN SPOTS THIS AFTERNOON.

[00:01:43]BUT REALLY GOING FORWARD THIS WEEK IT’S A PRETTY DRY STRETCH.

[00:01:46]COULD SEE A QUICK POP UP SPRINKLE TOMORROW OR TUESDAY, BUT REALLY NO APPRECIABLE RAIN CHANCES FOR MUCH OF THE WORKWEEK.

[00:01:52]SO BY 9 A.M. WE’LL CALL IT FILTERED SUNSHINE OUT THERE.

[00:01:55]THIS VEIL OF CIRRUS CLOUDS MOVES OVERHEAD.

[00:01:57]NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE MAY SEE A FEW RAINDROPS AT TIMES AND THROUGH MIDDAY EARLY AFTERNOON.

[00:02:01]A FEW WAVES OF SHOWERS ARE POSSIBLE.

[00:02:03]COULD EVEN BE A QUICK DOWNPOUR.

[00:02:05]A RUMBLE OF THUNDER, ESPECIALLY UP NEAR THE CANADIAN BORDER THIS EVENING THAT WILL SAG SOUTHWARD, NOT COMPLETELY FALL APART AFTER SUNSET, SO STILL COULD SEE A FEW ROUNDS OF SHOWERS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE THROUGH ABOUT 11:00 OR MIDNIGHT TONIGHT.

[00:02:17]THOSE SHOULD LARGELY WRAP UP, THOUGH, BY TOMORROW MORNING.

[00:02:19]I THINK WHAT YOU SAW THERE FOR EARLY ON MONDAY PROBABLY NOT GOING TO BE A BIG ISSUE, BUT WITH SOME SUN TOMORROW, STILL SOME LINGERING COLD AIR IN THE UPPER ATMOSPHERE.

[00:02:29]SO WE MAY STILL TRIGGER A QUICK SPRINKLE OR BRIEF RAIN SHOWER ON MONDAY AFTERNOON.

[00:02:32]BY THE WAY, NOT AS COLD TONIGHT.

[00:02:33]WE’RE IN THE 40S.

[00:02:34]REALLY.

[00:02:35]NO THREAT FOR FROST OUT THERE AS THOSE SHOWERS WILL FADE AWAY CLOSER TO MIDNIGHT.

[00:02:40]BY THE WAY, TEMPERATURES TOMORROW STILL ON THE COOLER SIDE OF THINGS, BUT IT IS A GRADUAL WARM UP THIS WEEK.

[00:02:46]OF COURSE, TOMORROW IS JUNE 1ST.

[00:02:48]THAT REALLY DOES NOT FEEL A LOT LIKE JUNE ON MONDAY, BUT THAT DOES AND IT WILL FEEL MUCH WARMER LATE IN THE WEEK AS HIGH PRESSURE SLOWLY BUILDS IN.

[00:02:56]THAT MEANS SHOWER CHANCES DECREASE THROUGH MONDAY, AND TUESDAY REALLY STARTS TO WARM UP ON WEDNESDAY, WITH TEMPERATURES IN