On Monday, Massachusetts is expected to experience scattered strong to severe storms, particularly in northern areas of the state. The primary threat from the storms is damaging wind, with the possibility of heavy rain and hail. A hazardous weather outlook has been issued for Western Massachusetts, especially Berkshire County, where the storms may have a more severe impact. In towns like Pittsfield, Springfield, Worcester, and Boston, there is a chance of precipitation ranging from 30% to 50%, with different amounts of rain expected.
Despite the storms, Massachusetts will still be dealing with high temperatures, with Boston and Springfield forecasted to reach 92 degrees, Worcester at 90 degrees, and Pittsfield and Barnstable at 85 degrees. The risk of storms continues into Tuesday with a chance of heavy downpours and localized flash flooding. Forecasters are uncertain about the weekend’s weather due to the unpredictable path of Hurricane Debby, which could potentially affect the state.
Overall, the state may not see dry weather again until Thursday. Residents are advised to stay updated on the weather forecast and be prepared for possible storms and heavy rainfall in the coming days.
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