Debby turns "post-tropical," but severe storms possible
Debby is no longer a tropical storm, but it could still bring severe weather to Massachusetts.
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Terry Eliasen is a meteorologist and executive producer of the WBZ-TV Weather Team. He has worked at WBZ for more than 20 years. Terry is a graduate of the meteorology program at UMass Lowell.
Debby is no longer a tropical storm, but it could still bring severe weather to Massachusetts.
The latest update map for Debby shows Massachusetts is out of the tropical storm path.
It's likely that the highest impacts from Debby will come to Massachusetts late Friday night and be long gone by Saturday.
The big change in Tropical Storm Debby's track has been a shift to the west of Massachusetts.
The Boston area could see heavy rain this week, and some could be from the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby.
A heat advisory has been issued for most of Massachusetts with temperatures soaring above 90 degrees in the Boston area.
It appears there's decent potential to see the northern lights as far south as New England. But, the timing has to be just right.
It's looking like a great weekend weatherwise in Massachusetts, though you may notice some haze in the sky from wildfires on the West Coast.
This month is on pace to be the most humid July on record in Boston.
We are just about halfway through the month and currently on pace for one of the hottest and most humid Julys on record in Boston.
There's a long way to go before there's any real relief from the heat wave baking most of Massachusetts.
The heat advisory for most of Massachusetts has been extended through Wednesday. There's also a daily thunderstorm threat through Saturday.
The excessive heat and humidity in Massachusetts and most of southern New England has led to a NEXT Weather Alert.
The WBZ Weather Team is issuing a NEXT Weather Alert for the risk of downpours and some severe thunderstorms through early Thursday.
There is an elevated tornado threat in Massachusetts with strong to severe storms likely on Sunday.