The heat culminates with storms in the afternoon

The warning of the storm includes parts of the counties of Essex, Norfolk and Middlesex in the Massachusetts. The serious thunderstorm watch covers the south-east of the mass., Parts of the central and western mass, as well as the Rhode Island and the Connecticut.

2 p.m. to 7 p.m. – The storms become densest and reach their peak force while the peak heating occurs in the region, pushing towards New England and reaching the region of Boston and Providence probably between 3 p.m., the CAP and the islands can see the storms closer to 7 p.m.

7 p.m. to 9 p.m. – A persistent shower can spoil an evening in town, but things are mainly dating from 9 am when the stockings plunge in the 60s during the night.

The brief, but intense, a burst of heat arrives at a peak on Friday, with peaks in the mid -90s, while the dominant high pressure took place in the south in front of the cold front. The intense heat and humidity in the air caused generalized heat opinions because the dew points in the 1970s will blow up the values of the heat index in the 100 years.

Some people to the north will probably reach the upper 80s or the 90s while the clouds arrived earlier during the day to temper part of the heating. The Boston daily record for Friday is 96 degrees, established in 1882, which was probably linked or broken.

Make sure you take breaks in the shade and hydrate if you spend prolonged time outside. And do not forget, do not leave children or pets in vehicles and check the elderly and your neighbors, as heat risks linked to heat will be raised in a large part of the region, especially in Boston.

The dew points will make him feel once again like the southern Florida, a common theme this summer while Boston walks one of the poorest summer ever recorded. The air will be thick and your body can overheat in a hurry if you don’t pay attention to the outside.

Some gusts of wind could reach 50 or 60 miles per hour with heavy showers.

The line of broken storms will make the rain totally strike or miss, some picking up a tenth in thumb while others total half a pump. Locally higher quantities of an inch could be possible.

The heat adapts, with boston set to see a beautiful day on SATURDAY As a quick high pressure pocket, deforms behind Friday’s front. Temperatures and humidity will not fall as they did at the beginning of the week, but the relief will be abundant through New England, with summits reaching the bottom in mid-80 under a mainly sunny sky and a slight breeze. It will be a great day to spend outside.

Sunday Will be a little more unstable because an energy wave reaches the city and most of the south of New England. You can expect scattered showers and a few general thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoon. Northern New England is not completely clear, but northern people are better to stay drier than Boston and the southern regions.

The Hauts will remain from the low and mid-1980s region, with the exception of the immediate coast of New England.

Large Boston: Warm and humid Friday. Start sunny, becoming more cloudy in the afternoon. Summits to the middle and superior of the 90s with afternoon thunderstorms. Beautiful day on Saturday with a sky and summits mainly sunny at the bottom in mid-80. On Sunday sees a mainly cloudy sky in part with summits until the middle in the mid-1980s. Scattered showers were expected or a general storm, mainly in the afternoon.

Southeast mass: A touch cooker but always hot. Summits until the mid -1980s along the coast, the 90s in the lands. The afternoon showers and thunderstorms are expected. A beautiful start of the weekend. The mainly sunny sky is expected with summits in the 80s. On Sunday to most clouds, with tops in the 1970s superior to the 80s with a shower chance or two.

Central / western mass: Hot and very municipal. Summits until the mid -90s, superiors of the 80s in the Berkshires. The storms hide from the end of the West and afternoon morning in the county of Worcester. A beautiful day on Saturday with peaks in the mid -80s of the region under the sponsorship of Sunny to a completely blue sky. See in part in a mainly cloudy sky throughout Sunday. The highs still reach the mid -80s, the Berkshires closer to 80 degrees. Some showers are looming a general chance of the storm.

Cape and islands: Partly to most sunny with growing clouds later Friday. Highs at the bottom and mid -80s. Showers and a thunderstorm are possible in the evening. Seeing a beautiful day to be on the cape on Saturday, the tops to the upper 1970s under a mainly sunny sky. On Sunday, especially cloudy Sunday with the luck of a few showers. Highs to the middle and superior of the 70s.

Rhode Island: Hot and humid. Highs to the upper 80s and the 90s bass. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the afternoon. Sunny Skies on Saturday with tops from the bottom in the mid -80s. See partly in a mainly cloudy sky on Sunday with a shower chance. Highs to the upper 1970s and the 80s.

New Hampshire. North of Plymouth, you start with more clouds than the sun, then return south through Manchester and Concord. The ups spread from the 80s to the bottom of the 90s to the north to the south along the state. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the afternoon. Very beautiful Saturday in the tap with highs towards the 1970s and mid -1980s under a mainly sunny sky. Partly to a mainly cloudy sky on Sunday with summits to the upper 1970s and the 80s. A chance for a shower or two, especially in the southern parts of the state.

Vermont / Maine: Identical to New Hampshire on Friday, with more clouds north to cool temperatures. The upper 80s and the 90s through the southern areas. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected mainly throughout the afternoon. See much more sun on Saturday with summits in the upper 1970s and the 80s. Sunday brings a mixture of sun and clouds, with more clouds in the afternoon. A chance for a shower or a thunderstorm, especially in the south and afternoon.

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