What’s the weather forecast for the New Hampshire primaries on Tuesday?
The presidential race is heating up, with both parties conducting their first primary election in New Hampshire. Here’s the weather outlook for Tuesday.
The presidential race will go into full gear on Tuesday, when both the Democrats and Republicans hold their first primary election of the season in New Hampshire.
Donald Trump will check if his status as the GOP frontrunner will hold true for the more moderate electorate in the state after his resounding victory in the Iowa caucuses. Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley will find out if she can prove to be a viable alternative to the former president.
Meanwhile, President Joe Biden’s name will not appear on the democratic ballot as it would violate national party regulations.
The presidential primaries in New Hampshire will have polls open until 8 p.m. ET on Tuesday, Jan. 23, 2024.
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What’s the weather forecast for the New Hampshire primaries on Tuesday?
Due to the Arctic blast that hit the country recently, weather was a major concern during the Iowa caucuses. Icy temperatures continue in some parts of the country, but according to the National Weather Service forecast, the first primaries will not be battered by extreme weather, as the cold will begin to let up after the weekend.
Currently, the NWS has not issued active weather watches, warnings or advisories for New Hampshire. Temperatures will start to rise on Monday, and by Tuesday the highs will reach 39 degrees.
It will be mostly cloudy during the day, and snow will be likely mostly after 1 a.m., which will be hours after the last ballots are cast. Lows will be around 27 degrees at night, with the chance of precipitation at 70%.