Severe weather in Massachusetts on Monday will kick off a stretch of ugly weather, according to forecasts.
The National Weather Service said heat indices will be near 100 on Friday away from the Massachusetts coast.
Most parts of central and eastern Massachusetts will experience dangerous heat and humity through Friday, forecasts say.
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Tornadoes, hail and high wind are all possible with a round of severe weather tonight in Massachusetts.
Heat advisories are in effect across Massachusetts as potentially record-breaking heat ramps up through mid-week.
A new heat wave will blend almost seamlessly with this past week's stifling temperatures and humidity, forecasts say.
Several inches of rain could fall in just a few hours during a storm that will last through Saturday, forecasts say.
Thunderstorms — including tornadoes — and dangerous heat will be the order of the day across Massachusetts.
With temperatures near 90, humidity will make it feel closer to 100 this week in many parts of Massachusetts.
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The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch for most of the day Sunday.
Thunderstorms may bring heavy rain and strong winds to Massachusetts Wednesday evening, forecasters say.
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New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Connecticut all saw tornado warnings in more targeted areas, but there were none in Massachusetts.
After a round of strong thunderstorms Thursday night, severe weather will return Friday with heavy rain expected.
There are heat advisories and air quality alerts in Massachusetts today ahead of possible storms Thursday evening.
Some parts of Massachusetts will see heat indices rise above 100, while remaining relatively cool closer to the ocean.
Some parts of Massachusetts could see heat indices rise as high as 110 during a heat wave set to begin Tuesday.
Thunderstorms will be possible all afternoon Friday into the nighttime hours, forecasts show.
New England may break record high temperatures when a real heat wave begins Tuesday, forecasts say.
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