After morning showers, a second round of rain is arriving to New England. We're not deep in the throes of severe weather Wednesday, but the second line does contain potential to drop a few thunderstorms in.
Severe thunderstorm warnings with possible hail were issued across Massachusetts and in parts of Vermont, Connecticut and Rhode Island. They have since expired.
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Timing of next round of heavy rain, isolated t-storms
It looks like the best chance will be around 4 p.m. through southern Worcester County into Foxborough and then the South Shore around 6 p.m. There will be lightning embedded in the storms and gusty winds.
We're not looking at a major tornado threat, but few could present signs of rotation.
The forecast of the second line is a bit more conditional based on if skies clear at times. The emergent of sun would bring potential for the storminess through the evening drive.
Once storms exit, fog and more rain are on tap
As storms clear Wednesday night, there will be fog through Thursday morning. The day will have some sun in the morning, with yet another round of rain for the afternoon and evening. It isn't likely as strong, nor widespread.
