Mike Haddad is the Chief Meteorologist at WMUR-TV. He focuses on critical issues surrounding climate change and the environment, exploring topics such as climate policy, ClimateTech, and global warming, while also covering regional interests and world news. Mike's insights and expertise have been featured in WMUR-TV and MSN.
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Mike Haddad's coverage is heavily focused on weather-related topics, particularly in the context of New Hampshire and more broadly the United States. His articles often discuss seasonal changes, specific weather events, and potential storms affecting local areas.
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After a humid stretch, New Hampshire will see a sunny yet comfortable weekend ahead.
A sunny, comfortable stretch has arrived, and it stays that way for the weekend as well. Fair skies again tonight with lows in the 40s up north and 50s elsewhere.
By: Mike Haddad
After a quiet stretch, New Hampshire will see heavy rain Wednesday and Thursday, leading to the potential for flash flooding.
After a few scattered showers and thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and evening, bands of heavy rain and embedded thunderstorms will likely move in very late Tuesday Night into Wednesday Night.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says storms are on the way this week.
Rain at varying intensities will move across New Hampshire tonight into Thursday with a potential for flash flooding in some spots, especially in parts of central and southern NH.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says spotty showers will continue Friday.
A mainly dry and warm stretch of weather is on the way into the first weekend of August with just an isolated shower or storm.
The Storm Watch 9 team is tracking high temperatures and humidity levels that will hit the Granite State on Friday.
The summer sizzle and high humidity continue for many through the weekend with low storm chances into Friday and a slightly higher chance during part of the weekend.
