New England Storm Planner

New England Storm Planner This page is about upcoming and current storms in the New England region of the United States.

A tornado watch has been issued for western Maine down to northern Connecticut until 7pm. A couple tornadoes are possibl...
06/18/2026

A tornado watch has been issued for western Maine down to northern Connecticut until 7pm. A couple tornadoes are possible with up to 80 mph wind gusts within storms.

Tornado watch in Vermont goes until 3pm

Severe weather is anticipated today in the region. A slight risk is in place from western Maine to the rest of the reg...
06/18/2026

Severe weather is anticipated today in the region. A slight risk is in place from western Maine to the rest of the region. The main threat is damaging winds up to 65 mph, and a couple tornadoes. The tornado risk is greatest in western NH, VT, and northwestern MA. Can't rule out an isolated tornado in the 2% green area as well.

Storms will begin when the afternoon arrives and move east throughout the afternoon as a line. There could be a few showers or storms ahead of the line. The threat of severe weather will end tonight after the line of storms moves through.

Be prepared for strong to severe thunderstorms this afternoon and take shelter if necessary.

A cold front will be responsible for widespread thunderstorm activity this afternoon and tonight in the region. Isolat...
06/14/2026

A cold front will be responsible for widespread thunderstorm activity this afternoon and tonight in the region. Isolated to scattered severe thunderstorms capable of damaging winds up to 65 mph, and small hail will be possible. There is also an isolated tornado risk for northern VT, NH, and northern ME.

Thunderstorms will occur in a line for the most part this afternoon, with areas in the tornado chance to get hit first. They will continue to move east throughout the afternoon and into the night.

Current radar. A few storms still ongoing with a severe thunderstorm working through central NH moving towards southern ...
06/07/2026

Current radar. A few storms still ongoing with a severe thunderstorm working through central NH moving towards southern ME.

Tomorrow's thunderstorms shouldn't be severe as some were today. They may still produce some gusts up to 40 mph and smal...
06/07/2026

Tomorrow's thunderstorms shouldn't be severe as some were today. They may still produce some gusts up to 40 mph and small hail. The next chance of rain after this will be on Wednesday.

Showers and storms look to erupt in the afternoon again and continue until the evening. Heavy rainfall and lightning will exist in any thunderstorms that develop.

Thunderstorms will enter the region between 5 and 6 pm and impact southern VT, NH and areas south of that. Severe thunde...
06/06/2026

Thunderstorms will enter the region between 5 and 6 pm and impact southern VT, NH and areas south of that. Severe thunderstorm watches may be issued later today for these areas.

These thunderstorms are likely to produce damaging winds up to 65 mph and up to quarter size hail.

Severe thunderstorms are possible tomorrow in the region. Slight risk for southern VT, NH and most of MA and CT. Margina...
06/05/2026

Severe thunderstorms are possible tomorrow in the region. Slight risk for southern VT, NH and most of MA and CT. Marginal risk from western ME to the rest of the region.

The main threat is damaging winds up to 65 mph and hail up to quarter size. Storms should intensify during the afternoon and continue until midnight. There could be some rain showers or storms still around at that time.

Rain and thunderstorms are likely on Sunday as well. More on that later

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely to develop this afternoon for much of the region. Isolated storms may pro...
05/31/2026

Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely to develop this afternoon for much of the region. Isolated storms may produce gusty winds up to 40 mph and small hail. Nothing severe is expected

Rainfall and even some high elevation snowfall is expected on Friday night. A cooler and wetter pattern will occur over ...
05/29/2026

Rainfall and even some high elevation snowfall is expected on Friday night. A cooler and wetter pattern will occur over the next few days. Widespread high temperatures in the 70s are not expected until next Thursday.

Over the next few days, rainfall amounts to 2 to 3 inches are likely for eastern NH and western ME. Other surrounding areas should get 1 to 2 inches. The potential for any snowfall will be in the mountains of northern NH and western ME. The fact it might snow somewhat is impressive for the end of May.

Current radar. Storms rumbling from Boston to central Connecticut. These should move out by dark
05/19/2026

Current radar. Storms rumbling from Boston to central Connecticut. These should move out by dark

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