Bob Hatcher’s Weather for Thornton, New Hampshire
We are in Thornton, New Hampshire, USA, and have two cameras facing west. They take one picture every minute and then stitches them together to make time-lapse videos. See below.
That is the Pemigewasset River on the left. We are a certified natural wildlife habitat.
Click here to see the weather report for Mount Washington summit.
And, here for webcams of Mount Washington from Wildcat Ski area.
Here’s the current weather at my weather station.
Thornton, US
11:46 pm,
Dec 4, 2024
29°F
snow
Most recent picture. Updated every 60-seconds. If it doesn’t show the latest image hit ctrl-F5.
Video of the latest three-hours updated every hour, on the hour.
Sunrise this morning.
Most recent sunset.
The most recent full day.
I put this site up in 2016 and have recorded a still picture at noon every day. Here is a time lapse video of the last eight years of video. It goes by quickly!
We now have a second camera. Here is the most recent image.
Camera two – most recent three-hour video.
I am a big fan of the website www.tropicaltidbits.com developed and maintained by Levi Cowan who has a has a PhD in tropical meteorology at Florida State University. If you click on this button it will take you to his site where you can watch the model predictions into the future.
National radar
One-month forecast for temperature made mid-month for the next month
…Get more long range forecasts HERE
One-month long range temperature forecast
And, the long range (1-month) forecast for preciptiation…
One-month long range forecast, precipitation
Local radar
One-month forecast for temperature made at the beginning of the month…
…Get more long range forecasts HERE
One-month long range temperature forecast
And, the long range (1-month) forecast for preciptiation…
One-month long range forecast, precipitation
This is called a “vapor loop”.
Concerned about climate change?
Here are some data. You can click on the image to be taken to a page with a lot of data. ===>>>
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