Farm & Garden Forecast September 10, 2026

0:00From the Fairbanks Museum in St. John'sbury, this is the eye on the sky, Farm and Garden Forecast. The sunrise this morning took place at 6.24. It will set at 7.10 this evening, length of the day, 12 hours and 46 minutes. Any early showers and New Hampshire are ending, becoming partly sunny in the north and mostly sunny in the south, although there could be an isolated shower north late. A breezy day, highs up or 60s to mid-70s north, still quite warm in the south, 70s to near 80. Following yesterday's rainfall of a half an inch to an inch for most locations, up to an inch and a half and a few spots, no other significant rain expected through the weekend. There may be an isolated shower today and there could be a few showers later Saturday and into Sunday, but amounts will be on the light side. However, it will turn much cooler, especially tomorrow night, and although most locations will be in the 40s, there may be some 30s in the mountain cold spots with some isolated frost. I meet the neurologist Mark Brin with an eye on the sky.