Weather

Hurricane Lee will impact the Seacoast most of Saturday, with power outages a good possibility.

The Seacoast will likely have heavy rain, tropical storm force winds, rough surf, and rip current risk starting Friday night and all day Saturday.

The key to determining the impact on northern New England is what happens when the storm makes that full turn to the north, which is expected Wednesday.

Temperatures are expected to be in the low 90s with high humidity, making for unbearable conditions inside school buildings that are not air-conditioned.

Between one and two inches fell during Sunday's rain with nearly four inches recorded in Londonderry, according to National Weather Service observations.

Loudon, along with most of New Hampshire, is under a Flash Flood Watch until late Sunday.

Rain with embedded thunderstorms will develop and increase in intensity as the day goes on.

A series of systems traveling along a stalled cold front will bring a threat for showers and thunderstorms Friday and Sunday, with locally heavy rainfall and gusty winds.

Thursday's heat will transition through Friday back into the cool 50s by Saturday with showers.

The smoke is creating the same type of haze seen around the sun at sunrise and sunset from smoke carried east from the province of Alberta.