MANCHESTER, N.H. —

Drought conditions in New Hampshire have remained unchanged from last week, despite a more unsettled weather pattern.

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor report shows that parts of Grafton, Carroll and Coos counties remain in severe or extreme drought, while Hillsborough and Cheshire counties continue to experience moderate drought.

Even with a more frequent rain showers, overall rainfall totals have stayed low.

So far in November, Concord has recorded just 0.22 inches of rain, 0.18 inches on Monday and only a trace on Tuesday and Wednesday.

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Since Sept. 1, Concord has received 6.59 inches of rain, about 2 inches below average. Since June 1, the city has seen 13.59 inches, more than 6 i

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