Mike Haddad is the Chief Meteorologist at WMUR9. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on earth sciences, climate policy, and global warming, while also covering regional and world news, travel, and tourism. 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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Meteorologist Mike Haddad says comfortable weather will start the week.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says pleasantly mild weather continues.
A quiet night ahead today before the next system arrives with some showers and storms to end the week. Some patchy fog and a few clouds tonight with lows again mainly in the 50s.
After a quiet stretch, New Hampshire will see the chance for strong storms on Thursday.
A partial lunar eclipse will be visible Thursday night in New Hampshire, if the weather cooperates.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says showers will continue this week.
The unsettled stretch continues with another round of rain overnight before a gradual drying trend.
The unsettled stretch continues before a gradual drying trend take over heading into the holiday weekend.
Our next system moves through into Thursday with a round of rain late tonight before drying out to end the week.
Meteorologist Mike Haddad says the weather will turn milder after a warm Thursday.
