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| Severe Thunderstorm Watch 321 (SPC) |
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| SPC Mesoscale Discussion 409 PM |
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| 2 m Dew Point Temps 4 PM (NCEP) |
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| GOES_East Visible Satellite 415 PM |
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| NWS Boston Radar 453 PM |
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| NWS Hazards 444 PM |
Monday, June 17, 2013
Severe Thunderstorm Threat
The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, OK has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for most of Southern New England, excluding the Cape and Islands.
The atmosphere will remain favorable for severe thunderstorms for the next several hours.
A warm southwest wind is helping to keep temperatures up. Dew points are marginal which is preventing a widespread severe weather event
However the sun is shining south of the MA Pike
Thunderstorms are strengthening along the Rt. 2 corridor.
There is one current Severe Thunderstorm Warning (456 PM)
Storms will have potentially damaging winds and isolated large hail. Overall threat will be isolated, likely where dew points have remained in the 60's. Keep an eye to the sky
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