Climate for New Hampshire
(United States)
Average daytime and nighttime temperatures
All climatic diagrams of this site are taken from the collected data from the official weather station in New Hampshire in a height of 105m above sea level. All data correspond to the average monthly values of the last 20 years.
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New Hampshire is one of the coldest regions in the United States with an average daily high temperature of only 15 degrees centigrade. The climate is much more unsettled than in central Europe and offers varied seasons with deep winters and warm summers. It rarely gets really warm here and you can safely leave your swimwear at home. Due to the warmer temperatures the best time for traveling is from May to September. Nearly unattractive for tourists are the cold months from November to March.
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The most important cities in the region of New Hampshire
New Hampshire is a part of the United States and has an east-west extension of about 130 km. From north to south it is approximately 190 km. The biggest cities are Manchester and Nashua. The local time is now Friday, 8:44 am.| City | Population | Geo-Position | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manchester | 110,506 | 42°59'44"N | 71°27'17"W |
| Nashua | 86,494 | 42°45'55"N | 71°28'3"W |
| Concord | 42,695 | 43°12'29"N | 71°32'15"W |
| East Concord | 42,605 | 43°14'31"N | 71°32'17"W |
| Derry Village | 34,539 | 42°53'30"N | 71°18'43"W |
| Dover | 29,987 | 43°11'52"N | 70°52'25"W |
| Rochester | 29,752 | 43°18'16"N | 70°58'32"W |
| Salem | 29,549 | 42°47'18"N | 71°12'3"W |
| Merrimack | 26,726 | 42°51'54"N | 71°29'36"W |
| Keene | 23,409 | 42°56'1"N | 72°16'41"W |
| Derry | 22,015 | 42°52'50"N | 71°19'38"W |
| Bedford | 21,188 | 42°56'47"N | 71°30'57"W |
| Portsmouth | 20,779 | 43°4'18"N | 70°45'45"W |
| Laconia | 15,951 | 43°31'40"N | 71°28'13"W |
| Claremont | 13,355 | 43°22'36"N | 72°20'48"W |
| Lebanon | 13,151 | 43°38'32"N | 72°15'6"W |
| Windham | 13,091 | 42°48'2"N | 71°18'15"W |
| Pelham | 12,676 | 42°44'4"N | 71°19'28"W |
| Somersworth | 11,766 | 43°15'42"N | 70°51'55"W |
| Londonderry | 11,037 | 42°51'54"N | 71°22'26"W |
| Durham | 10,345 | 43°8'2"N | 70°55'35"W |
| Berlin | 10,051 | 44°28'7"N | 71°11'6"W |
| Hampton | 9,656 | 42°56'15"N | 70°50'20"W |
| Exeter | 9,242 | 42°58'53"N | 70°56'52"W |
| Milford | 8,835 | 42°50'7"N | 71°38'56"W |
| Seabrook | 8,679 | 42°53'41"N | 70°52'16"W |
| Hampstead | 8,650 | 42°52'28"N | 71°10'52"W |
| Hanover | 8,636 | 43°42'8"N | 72°17'22"W |
| Weare | 8,583 | 43°5'41"N | 71°43'50"W |
| Franklin | 8,477 | 43°26'39"N | 71°38'50"W |