New England Storm Planner

07/25/2025

*expired* SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS currently in effect for both Boston, MA and Providence, RI. These storms are capable of up to 60 mph wind gusts and small hail.

07/25/2025

Severe thunderstorm watch is now in effect for most of Massachusetts, all of Connecticut, and Rhode Island until 9pm tonight.

Current radar shows thunderstorms in southern Massachusetts and western Connecticut.

07/25/2025

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop later this morning into the afternoon. The highest risk of severe weather will be in southern New England, where damaging winds up to 65 mph are possible.

There is the chance for small hail within thunderstorms as well. Storms should dissipate by the evening as daytime heating runs out to fuel storms.

07/24/2025

SEVERE THUNDERSTORM RISK TOMORROW AND HEAT: Strong to severe thunderstorms are possible tomorrow for most of the region as a cold front passes through. A slight risk has been added for parts of southern New England. The main threat is damaging winds up to 65 mph. Small hail is possible within storms as well.

The bigger storms should develop during the late morning and early afternoon. The threat of storms will last until the late afternoon towards the evening.

Heat advisories will remain in effect until tomorrow night as heat index values up to 100 are expected tomorrow. Storms tomorrow will cool down areas that do get them.

07/23/2025

A few severe thunderstorms will be possible on Friday. Damaging winds up to 60 mph with small hail and perhaps an isolated tornado will be possible within some storms.

There will be enough instability (or CAPE) to favor strong thunderstorms ahead of a cold front that will pass through.

The Climate Prediction Center indicates below average temperatures will kick off August in the region. It may also be more drier than wet as well. It will likely be a taste of the fall season

07/22/2025

Hotter and more humid conditions are expected on Thursday with temperatures well into the 80s and lower 90s. Humidity will make the heat index up to 102 on Friday with 90s expected on Thursday.

Scattered thunderstorms are expected to occur on Friday due to a cold front passing through the area. A few storms could be severe and produce damaging winds and hail. This will give way to a cooler (but still hot) weekend.

Saturday will be dry. On Sunday, a storm system of showers and thunderstorms will likely move through most of the region on Sunday afternoon and evening. I don't think anything might become severe right now, but that could change.

07/21/2025

07/21/2025

Chilly temperatures expected tonight. 40s in the north with 50s to the south.

07/21/2025

Cooler, drier weather will occur for the next couple days across the region. The heat will crank on again on Thursday where widespread 80s and 90s are expected. Friday looks to be hotter, with more widespread 90s.

Scattered thunderstorms are likely on Friday due to a cold front passing through. This will give away to a drier and hot weekend, where 80s and some 90s will occur on top of mostly sunny skies.

07/20/2025

Current radar shows strong thunderstorms working through southern to mid coast Maine right now

07/20/2025

⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER TODAY: A slight risk was posted from central to southern New England with the main threat being damaging winds up to 65 mph. Isolated large hail and a tornado will be possible.

Storms today will move west to east. The bigger storms should develop later this morning and intensify into the afternoon mostly in a line.

Severe thunderstorm watches are anticipated for counties in the slight risk later today.

07/19/2025

⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER TOMORROW: The storm prediction center has upgraded most of New England to a slight risk tomorrow. Damaging wind gusts up to 65 mph will be the main threat, with isolated large hail.

Storms are expected to start in northern New England during the morning then move southward during the day. Storms will likely become severe by the afternoon and should dissipate by the evening.