it's been *** long wait but cooler and more comfortable air is returning to New Hampshire today. It's still *** little bit sticky out there this morning, but generally it feels *** lot nicer compared to the past couple of days. The humidity really starts to drop off on thursday and it will feel very pleasant by the time we get to friday and the upcoming weekend, *** lot of clouds out there this morning, temperatures are starting off in the sixties and most towns will warm into the seventies, mid to upper seventies south, right around 70 across the north country and the sea coast. *** lot of clouds today and there's the chance for passing shower can't rule out *** hint of drizzle as well, but I think *** good 80 to 85% of the day is going to stay dry fifties north tonight low to mid sixties South will have some pockets of fog developing otherwise partly cloudy skies and it will be staying generally comfortable with just *** little hint of humidity left in the air temperatures tomorrow morning start in the fifties to low and mid sixties we'll see some sunshine return on thursday. That will help warm things up to near 80 through the Merrimack Valley, mid to upper seventies elsewhere. *** weak disturbance is going to swing in from southern Quebec and that could touch off some late day showers. Perhaps *** downpour, maybe even *** few rumbles of thunder first across the north country and the Connecticut Valley. This then moves through the Lakes region and parts of southern New Hampshire by around thursday evening, say either side of sunset by about an hour. Otherwise, it looks to be *** nice looking forecast with high pressure building in friday should be mostly sunny, much more comfortable with temperatures in the upper seventies. *** great looking weekend ahead, both saturday and sunday with *** blend of sunshine and fair weather clouds. It's sunday, increasing clouds on monday temperatures *** touch warmer in the low eighties eventually will introduce *** few more rounds of wet and unsettled weather for Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.