⚠️ Saturday Severe Weather Outlook: What You Need to Know

A slow-moving cold front, building heat and humidity, and upper-level energy are coming together over New England — and that means a risk for severe thunderstorms Saturday.

Matt Noyes breaks down the latest in today’s video forecast, including:

• 🌡️ Temps in the 85–90° range in Southern New England = plenty of fuel

• 🌀 A wave of low pressure on the front = added spin in the atmosphere

• 🌪️ 16% tornado chance (low, but elevated for our region)

• 🌬️ 65% chance of damaging wind gusts

• ⏰ Timing: 1 PM to 7 PM from west to east

• 📍 Focus: Western MA, Central CT, Central and Western NH

These storms will be scattered - not everyone sees one, but the ones that do develop pack a punch. Rotation is possible, and while any tornadoes would likely be brief and weak, this setup deserves close watching.

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