Meteorologist Justin Perry - North Shore Weather Service
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Providing weather updates for the North Shore of Boston
SAT AUG 8 650PM: cluster of storms crossing over Worcester but looking rather weak. Individual cell in Andover moving east will keep northern Essex county busy for the next 45 mins or so.
Let’s see if anything survives to the coast, have to think at least showers make it here by 8-9pm.
SAT AUG 8 430PM: clusters of storms across western and northern New England, with the cluster near Albany posing a wind threat. Later this evening these storms will move into central and Eastern Massachusetts and weaken ( big surprise). Plenty of energy during the day, but timing isn’t good. More updates as things progress.
FRI AUG 7 1043PM: weakening steadily as this cluster moves east…maybe next time! 😂
FRI AUG 7 822PM: will this giant cluster of storms coming northeast from NYC fade as models suggest? From what I see here, I’m not so sure that they collapse completely in 3 hours before they would arrive here. I’ll post more updates as I monitor their progress.
THU AUG 6 110PM: isolated/widely scattered showers and thunder forming across western and central Massachusetts. These pop up cells will continue to drift eastward through the day. No real organization to these, so some places will get hit, some won’t. More updates as things evolve, but generally speaking, these cells are not reason to cancel any outdoor plans if you plan for a potential brief shower/interruption
AUG 3 822AM: Flash Flood Warnings for fairly large chunks of Southern New England thanks to a soupy air mass and an approaching front later tonight…multiple clusters of heavy rain and storms stretches down to the Delaware coast! Expect periods of heavy rain…beginning within the next hour for the North Shore…lasting through tonight. Urban flooding is possible/likely! Impacts to travel will begin soon. In places where storms track repeatedly over the same area, you will likely see road closures/flash flooding. More updates to come!
WED JULY 29: It won’t be long now! A mess-low is spiraling onto Long Island as it lifts northward…dragging bands of storms to its east and converging heavy rain on Albany. Big numbers will be out west under that convergence, but, we will see bands of heavy rain develop further east as the day goes.
07/26/2026
TUESDAY-LATE WEDNESDAY HEAVY RAIN LIKELY AS STORM SYSTEM SLOWLY CROSSES THE REGION:
Thanks to the huge ridge "heat dome" over the Rockies...we'll see a seasonally abnormal dip in the jet stream across the Northeast as we approach midweek.
The response will be a slow moving storm that carries a lot of moisture and fairly strong dynamics for a mid-summer storm system....more akin to a winter low pressure area.
As this storm drags along the South Coast of New England, we'll see slow moving bands of heavy rain traverse Southern New England. Therefore, we run the risk of receiving A LOT of rain this week.
Models are currently showing 1.5-3.0" inches of rain across the region, however, we know from this type of setup that those amounts may be conservative. Short-range high resolution models will begin to pick up this system today, so details on amounts and the location of the highest totals should become more clear over the next 24 hours.
Regardless of amounts, expect crappy weather to span most of the midweek period. More details soon!
425PM
4PM: decent amount of lightning, heavy rain, and some wind approaching
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