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Current radar. Heavy rainfall occurring in northern Maine bringing isolated flooding. A few severe thunderstorms in Verm...
07/03/2025

Current radar. Heavy rainfall occurring in northern Maine bringing isolated flooding.

A few severe thunderstorms in Vermont, Connecticut, and western Massachusetts. These storms are capable of gusty winds and large hail.

Catching storms in my area right now
07/03/2025

Catching storms in my area right now

ALERT: A severe thunderstorm watch is now in effect until 6pm for all of New Hampshire and Maine. Warnings have been iss...
07/03/2025

ALERT: A severe thunderstorm watch is now in effect until 6pm for all of New Hampshire and Maine. Warnings have been issued for parts of northern Maine.

⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER TODAY: A slight risk of severe weather (2/5) has been issued for about the entire region (excluding so...
07/03/2025

⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER TODAY: A slight risk of severe weather (2/5) has been issued for about the entire region (excluding southern Maine to Massachusetts coastline). The main threat is damaging winds up to 65 mph and hail up to quarter size.

Storms are already underway in Vermont and moving east. While non-severe right now this could change. Storms will develop and intensify in northern Maine and New Hampshire later this morning and early afternoon (all will move west to east).

I'm expecting severe thunderstorm watches later this morning (or early afternoon).

There is a marginal risk of severe weather tomorrow for the entire region. This is because a cold front will move throug...
07/02/2025

There is a marginal risk of severe weather tomorrow for the entire region. This is because a cold front will move through and with it will bring thunderstorms. Some storms may contain gusty winds and hail. There is currently no tornado risk.

Storms will be scattered tomorrow so some areas will get hit and some won't. It's likely that more areas will see rain than not.

The Climate Prediction Center issued there official July outlook back on Monday. Above average temperatures overall are likely across the region with slightly above normal precipitation.

Couple severe thunderstorms in western Massachusetts and Connecticut. Expect gusty winds up to 60 mph within these storm...
07/01/2025

Couple severe thunderstorms in western Massachusetts and Connecticut. Expect gusty winds up to 60 mph within these storms as they move east

Thunderstorms with a few strong to severe are likely this afternoon. Storms will appear to be the most widespread in sou...
07/01/2025

Thunderstorms with a few strong to severe are likely this afternoon. Storms will appear to be the most widespread in southern New England with isolated to scattered storms in northern New England

The main threat remains to be gusty winds, with isolated small hail. There is no tornado risk today.

Not much has changed with the SPC outlook tomorrow besides a slight risk issued for the Mid-Atlantic region. The main ri...
06/30/2025

Not much has changed with the SPC outlook tomorrow besides a slight risk issued for the Mid-Atlantic region. The main risk is for gusty winds up to 60 mph within storms. There is no large hail or tornado risk at this time.

New thunderstorm outlook:Tomorrow: I have previously mentioned about this in previous posts. Hot and humid conditions ...
06/30/2025

New thunderstorm outlook:

Tomorrow: I have previously mentioned about this in previous posts. Hot and humid conditions will contribute to scattered thunderstorm activity. Isolated severe thunderstorms are possible with gusty winds as a main threat within storms.

Thursday: Heat combined with sticky dew points in the 60s may cause thunderstorms to develop in the region. While it's not likely, an isolated severe threat could develop if there is enough instability to support storms. I will update on this whenever necessary.

Beyond: A few storms may develop in Maine during the day on July 4th. There will likely not be a severe threat and any storms should dissipate by nighttime. The models indicate potential thunderstorm development from the 6th through the 9th each day and then the 11th.

There will likely be an update on this later this week.

THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED ON TUESDAY: Hot and humid conditions will contribute to thunderstorm development across the regio...
06/29/2025

THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED ON TUESDAY: Hot and humid conditions will contribute to thunderstorm development across the region. There is a marginal risk for severe weather for most areas for damaging winds and isolated hail. An isolated tornado risk may occur as well.

Storms will likely start during the late morning and become more widespread and intensify in the afternoon. The Mid-Atlantic to southern New England areas will likely see the most significant storms.

An update on this will be released tomorrow if necessary.

Our pool was 84 degrees on Tuesday. Now it's only 72 😭
06/29/2025

Our pool was 84 degrees on Tuesday. Now it's only 72 😭

Current radar. Heavy rain falling in northern Vermont, New Hampshire and western Maine. This system will move east and c...
06/28/2025

Current radar. Heavy rain falling in northern Vermont, New Hampshire and western Maine. This system will move east and could bring some lightning with it as well.

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