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Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued For Most Of Massachusetts On Saturday

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StormTeam 5 A strong thunderstorm warning was issued in Massachusetts on Saturday as the tornado hits the state and southern New England. It ends at 9 a.m. and is available throughout Massachusetts except for Cape Cod, Martha Vineyard, and the Anuate Islands. Severe levels of tornadoes were reported in Rhode Island and Connecticut, as well as in southeastern New York and northeastern Pennsylvania. And the southwesterly winds caused hot and humid conditions on Friday and rained heavily on Saturday morning. Saturday afternoon and evening, more isolated storms are expected but they will be stronger and stronger. "If you're planning a barbecue on Saturday afternoon, watch out for thunderstorms," ​​meteorologist Mike Vancome told Storm Team 5. "Severe storms happen day and night." Interactive radar storm detection | Subscribe to weather alerts. Rain and thunder on Saturday morning, then rest and some cleaning before a thunderstorm the night before, with a cold fron...

South Florida Gets Soaked As Potential Tropical Storm Prepares To Cross State

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cnn- Heavy rain, high winds, and floods hit South Florida Saturday morning, dropping 11 inches since Friday, and cars are parked on the streets of Fort Lauderdale and Miami. The airline canceled more than 500 flights to Miami and Fort Lauderdale airports, including some on Saturday mornings, according to FlightAwar. Miami firefighters tweeted a video of cars in the water, saying they were assisting six drivers of high-speed water vehicles. The National Weather Service (NWS) has extended flood warnings in Miami and Fort Lauderdal until at least noon. “It rained between 6 and 11 inches. There could be 2 to 5 inches of precipitation in the alert area, "the NWS office in Miami said. More than 10 million people in South Florida, Cuba and the Bahamas remain under surveillance or warning of a tropical storm, even though the first round of tropical potential is sparsely organized on the state's west coast. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) says it may not be the first hurric...