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All of the gusty showers and thunderstorms have pushed out of the region at the time of this post.


The rest of tonight is expected to be clear to partly cloudy with low temperatures around 55 Degrees. Winds will be West to Northwest at around 10 mph.


It does appear that Wednesday may be slightly cooler than it was today as more clouds can be expected across the region, especially during the afternoon. Also, there is the possibility for a couple of late afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. It doesn't appear that any of the storms will be on the strong side. High temperatures Wednesday will be near 75 Degrees. Winds will be South at 5 to 10 mph.


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Radar imagery at the time of this post showed a line of thunderstorms that stretches from central and southwestern New Hampshire through southern Vermont into far eastern New York State. Some of these thunderstorms are on the strong side.


These thunderstorms are currently moving in a southeasterly direction and is expected to enter the far upper Pioneer Valley of Western Mass and the northern parts of Worcester County between about 7 and 8 pm.


These thunderstorms are then expected to push southeastward across the rest of Western & Central Mass reaching areas from Springfield to Worcester, including much of the Worcester Hills north of the Mass Pike by about 9 pm.


These storms will then impact much of the Mass Pike, as well as I-84 and I-395 between 9 and 10 pm and then slide southeastward into northern and central Connecticut and northern Rhode Island by about 11 pm.


Some of these thunderstorms will be on the strong side and be capable of producing 50-60 mph wind gusts, heavy downpours and frequent lightning. Areas north of the Mass Pike looks to be more likely to see strong thunderstorms than areas near and south of the Mass Pike.


More updates will be sent out as needed this evening.

 
 
 

It appears that some scattered thunderstorms, some of which will be on the strong side, will be a risk between about 5-6 pm today and about 10-11 pm this evening.


Temperatures as of late this morning are already in the low to middle 70s across the entire area & I expect to see temperatures reach about 80 Degrees or so during this afternoon. In addition, there is likely to be a mixture of sunshine and clouds throughout this afternoon.


Scattered thunderstorms are expected to begin affecting the entire area by about 5-6 pm today as a weather disturbance now over far western New York State pushes into our area. It is expected that scattered thunderstorms will continue into this evening before they push to our east by 10-11 pm.


It should be noted that a few of the thunderstorms may be on the strong side and be capable of producing wind gusts of up to 50-60 mph, heavy downpours and frequent lightning.


I will be keeping close tabs on the strong thunderstorm threat for this evening and will have updates as needed.


 
 
 
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