Marginal Risk Today as Another Round of Rain Moves In
A few embedded storms may develop today with a low tornado and flooding threat, though widespread severe weather is not expected.
A few embedded storms may develop today with a low tornado and flooding threat, though widespread severe weather is not expected.
A developing storm may bring 1–3 inches of rain, rumbles of thunder, and coastal flooding from strong onshore flow.
Hurricane Melissa has intensified into a Category 5 storm and is expected to make catastrophic landfall in Jamaica tonight.
Melissa could become a major hurricane by Monday, with Jamaica and Cuba facing potential impacts next week.
Storms after 8 PM may bring thunder, gusts, and a brief spin-up east of the Bay before cooler air settles in.
Our first true Nor’easter arrives this weekend with soaking rain east of I-95 and breezy, unsettled conditions region-wide.

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