Today, we are on the edge of a surge in deep humidity, which will move in later today and continue into the evening and night. This will fuel the chance for thunderstorms and downpours, potentially leading to isolated flash flooding due to the “training” effect, where multiple rounds of thunderstorms follow one another. Here’s what you need to know for the upcoming days.
The abundant humidity will persist through both weekend days, raising the likelihood of showers and thunderstorms. By Tuesday, the jet stream pattern will change, allowing cooler air to enter New England. This new pattern is expected to last through much of August.
Showers in Southern New England will lose some intensity and break up, expanding northward into central and northern New England as humidity continues to move in. This will set the stage for a chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the weekend.
For the most current radar, use our app’s “Past + Future” feature, which shows where storms have been, where they are, and where they’re heading. For detailed 14-day forecasts and real-time updates, download our app, “Noyes’ One Degree Outside Weather,” available on the App Store and Google Play.
