Published: July 1,2016
Scattered severe thunderstorms are expected to develop over parts of the Northeast on the getaway Friday before the July 4th holiday weekend.
The setup for Friday severe weather involves a rather bullish southward plunge of the upper-level jet-stream pivoting into the East.
One factor mitigating against more numerous severe thunderstorms, is that the air mass will only be marginally warm and humid, relative to what could be in place in July, ahead of a cold front.
The jet-stream (left) and surface (right) setup for severe thunderstorms in the Northeast Friday, July 1.
Current Radar with Watches and Warnings
Let's detail the latest severe weather outlook.
Severe Weather Forecast
Friday- Forecast: Scattered severe thunderstorms by afternoon mainly from northern and eastern Virginia to Upstate New York and Vermont. A second line of more isolated storms may form just ahead of the cold front in western New York and western Pennsylvania.
- Threats: Damaging winds, hail, perhaps a tornado or two.
- Cities: Albany, New York | New York City | Philadelphia | Washington D.C.
Friday's Thunderstorm Outlook
- Forecast: Scattered severe t-storms may continue for a time in parts of New England and Upstate New York before a cold front ends the threat by early Saturday. The threat farther south should end by sunset.
- Threats: Damaging winds, some hail
- Cities: Burlington, Vermont | Concord, New Hampshire | Boston
Friday Night's Thunderstorm Outlook
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