The forests are warning of storms through Massachusetts on Tuesday, when temperatures are expected to cross 90 degrees in much of the state of the bay.
Moisture should make it much warmer than even 90, with “similar” temperatures in some parts of the state approaching 100. The “very warm and humid temperatures” are thanks to a warm front that moves through the region.
Behind the front, a moisture plume will be installed on top, giving rise to “a mammal of moist air and conditionally incorporated for showers and some storms of garden variety”.
The forecasts are waiting for two rounds of storms on Tuesday, both in the morning and in the afternoon. However, the meteorological service said that any storm round is not expected to have a particularly impact.
The region only has a “marginal” risk of excessive rain and severe storms, from Thursday afternoon storms, which are expected to be the most shocking in the two rounds.
But much about storms is still uncertain, they granted forecasts.
“It is definitely not a highly trusted forecast today with regard to the details of synchronization and placement,” the forecasts wrote.
The showers are expected to continue on Wednesday morning, with the most concentrated rainfall on the south coast. The driest air will move on Wednesday, making it feel less humid than on Tuesday.
More storms are possible on Thursday afternoon, with very warm temperatures that will persist. But on the holidays of the fourth of July of Friday, a cold front will have moved, leaving Massachusetts with less humid conditions and more stationed temperatures.