An important reminder, especially today: we cover the next 24 hours in detail in our 1°Outside Today video & written post, which you can link to here – today, that’s important because Matt covers the severe storm, isolated tornado, flash flood and heat stress issues for Wednesday through Wednesday night. As for Insights, we look to the days ahead and the meteorology driving the forecast – Matt digs in here.
Key Points
1. Severe Weather and Flash Flooding Threats – Please see earlier 1°Outside Today video & post linked on our homepage for more on:
- Severe storms are expected in the Northeast today, with a risk of tornadoes, particularly in Upstate New York into Western New England.
- Flash flooding is a major concern, especially for those camping near streams and rivers in northern New England.
2. Tropical Moisture from Beryl:
- The remnants of Hurricane Beryl are moving northeast, bringing significant tropical moisture to our region.
- This moisture will interact with an approaching cold front, leading to times of showers and thunderstorms through Friday.
3. Atlantic Moisture System:
- Another system over the Western Atlantic will bring additional moisture to southern New England by Saturday.
- This system is not tropical, but it will contribute to renewed rain showers over the weekend.
Detailed Forecast
Wednesday:
Thursday:
- Scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue.
- Localized flash flooding remains a concern due to high moisture levels.
- Highs will reach into the 80s, slightly cooler than Wednesday, but still humid.
Friday:
- Humidity remains high, with temperatures near 90 degrees in southern New England.
- Isolated showers and storms are expected, mainly in the afternoon, mostly in Southern New England.
Saturday:
- Increased chance of rain in southern New England due to the Atlantic system.
- Northern New England will begin to dry out, with improved weather conditions.
Sunday:
- Most of New England will see a decrease in humidity, though far southern areas may still experience isolated showers.
- Highs around 90 degrees with a mix of clouds and sun.
Rainfall Totals
- Over the next five days, some areas in central and northern Vermont and northern New Hampshire could see over five inches of rain.
- Southern New England will receive less rain but should still expect localized downpours.
Staying Safe
- Severe Weather: Be prepared to take shelter if warnings are issued.
- Flash Flooding: Avoid camping near streams and rivers in Northern New England if possible, stay alert regardless, and never drive through flooded areas.
Final Thoughts
Stay weather-aware this week. Our Noyes’ 1Degree Outside Weather app is your best tool for staying informed with interactive radar, customized alerts, and the latest forecasts. Download it on the App Store or Google Play, and check our website 1degreeoutside.com for the latest updates.
Stay safe, and we’ll keep you posted with more information as needed. Have a great day!
