New high temp record for Boston Tuesday; severe storms hit MA, CT – NBC Boston

It’s a scorcher! Heat returned in full drive as we speak and tomorrow — warmth indices, or feels-like temperatures, might be at and above 95 levels this afternoon, prompting a heat advisory.

Strong storms started transferring into New England as properly, with severe thunderstorm warnings issued throughout Massachusetts (Worcester, Middlesex, Norfolk, Hampshire, Franklin, Hampden counties) in addition to the Hartford, Connecticut, space within the afternoon. See all severe weather alerts in your area hereand observe the storms with our reside, interactive climate radar beneath.

Here are some useful reminders as temperatures get near 100 levels: restrict time in direct daylight and spend time within the shade, put on light-colored clothes and hydrate when exterior.

Today, Boston broke the record for May 19 of 90 levels set again in 1949 — the thermometer said 96 as of noon — and tomorrow it could close to or tie the day’s record of 91 levels.

Both Tuesday and Wednesday function the potential for afternoon thunderstorms. Downpours are potential for central Massachusetts to Boston earlier than sundown, with an remoted severe thunderstorm potential, too.

Track the storms your self with this interactive climate radar:

Expect cooler highs and decrease humidity on Thursday and Friday earlier than Memorial Day weekend, however we’re seeing rain probabilities enhance for Memorial Day weekend. Stay with NBC10 Boston for updates on the vacation weekend forecast.