flash flooding

Hazy, hot and humid weather Thursday indicates New England is firmly entrenched in a rich southerly flow of air.  While that’s sure to make Thursday a sweltering mid-summer day, it also means New England needs to watch carefully the storm that sits directly to our south and will be ushered northward over the next two days: a storm, according...

Thursday night: Muggy, variable clouds. Lows around 70. Friday: Mostly cloudy, developing showers and downpours, especially late. Gusty night storms. Highs 80-85.

Thursday: Steamy heat with sun and clouds. Isolated afternoon storm with highs around 90, heat index 90-95. Overnight Thursday: Muggy, variable clouds. Lows around 70. Friday: Mostly cloudy, developing showers and downpours, especially late. Gusty night storms with highs 80-85.

Thursday: Steamy heat – sun and clouds, isolated PM storm. Highs around 90, heat index 90-95.

Overnight Thursday Night: Muggy, variable clouds. Lows around 70.

Friday: Mostly cloudy, developing showers and downpours, especially late. Gusty night storms. Highs 80-85.

The Boston area saw weaker showers and storms Tuesday, but will be right in with the rest of the New England on Wednesday afternoon for scattered strong to severe thunderstorms.  The upper atmospheric energy that’s been driving the unsettled weather across New England since Sunday is sitting directly overhead Wednesday morning, delivering some scattered morning showers and downpours amidst...

Wednesday: Afternoon storms — some strong. Highs in the 70s. Overnight Wednesday: Showers end, patchy fog. Lows in the 60s. Thursday: Sunny, hot and humid with chance afternoon storm in northern Massachusetts. Chance night storm elsewhere. Highs 85-90.

Today: AM shower, PM storms – some strong. Highs in the 70s. Overnight Wednesday: Showers end, patchy fog. Lows in the 60s. Thursday: Sunny, hot, humid – chance PM storm Northern MA points north, chance night storm elsewhere. Highs 85-90.

Thunderstorms started along the Route 128 corridor Monday, but pushed into western and southern New England. There were numerous large hail reports across western Massachusetts and in southern Connecticut. Even though we didn’t see the sights we saw Sunday, there was some flooding across southern Connecticut. The upper level low is going to sit in spin over New England through…

Monday night: Chance shower, patchy fog. Lows in the 60s. Tuesday: Scattered downpours. Highs in the 70s.

A very slow-moving upper level storm and its attendant surface storm center are meandering over New England. After delivering widespread storms with localized severe flooding Sunday, Monday has brought slow-moving downpours and thunderstorms, which are expected to continue in scattered fashion through much of the day.  There should be a trend of the strongest downpours and storms going from...

Overnight Monday: Chance shower, patchy fog. Lows in the 60s. Tuesday: Scattered downpours. Highs in the 70s.

Monday: Scattered downpours. Highs in the 70s. Overnight Monday: Chance shower, patchy fog. Lows in the 60s. Tuesday: Scattered downpours. Highs in the 70s.

Today: Scattered downpours. Highs in the 70s. Overnight Monday: Chance shower, patchy fog. Lows in the 60s. Tuesday: Scattered downpours. Highs in the 70s.

Some school districts have announced closures or delays for this morning after flooding caused dangerous conditions that left first responders rescuing people trapped in vehicles on impassable roads Tuesday night.

Flash flooding stranded drivers in Lynn, Mass. on Sunday. Police shut down several roads and warned drivers to turn around but many didn’t listen and ended up stalling out.

An intensifying storm system is bringing high impact weather to our six state region.

The NBC Boston and necn Early Warning Weather Team continues an Early Warning Weather Alert for our area into Wednesday.