Matt Hoenig is a meteorologist at WMUR-TV in New Hampshire. With a passion for weather and a degree from Penn State, Matt provides accurate and timely forecasts, keeping the local community informed about the ever-changing New Hampshire weather patterns.
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Matt Hoenig has a look at when we could see our next round of wet weather.
A cold start to Sunday, but it turns mild and bright later today. Clouds thicken by evening, and a round of much-needed rain will move through early on Veterans Day.
By: Matt Hoenig
High fire danger is once again expected over the next few days.
The risk of brush fires remains high in New Hampshire on Tuesday and through the middle of the week.
Red Flag Warning issued for most of the southern half of NH
A dry stretch of weather continues today and into the upcoming weekend. Temperatures moderate slightly over the next few days.
Matt Hoenig has a look at the forecast for opening weekend for skiers at Bretton Woods.
By: Matt Hoenig
Steady rain is in the forecast for Thursday, with showers expected to continue through Friday and parts of Saturday.
Concord has received fewer than 4 inches of rain since the beginning of September, making it the third driest fall on record.
New Hampshire will see one more dry day before rain begins to move through.
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