What Boston meteorologists are saying about the severe storms overnight

Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts will likely see the highest amount of rainfall from the showers/storms overnight and Thursday. The possibility is there for urban and poor drainage flooding #MAwx #RIwx #CTwx pic.twitter.com/L0MwZndU8O

— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) September 8, 2021

[215pm] A line of showers/thunderstorms is expected to arrive late this evening. Here's a simulation of what the radar could look like tonight & Thursday morning. Primary concerns; strong/severe thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and isolated flooding #MAwx #CTwx #RIwx pic.twitter.com/yELu21xpgf

— NWS Boston (@NWSBoston) September 8, 2021

Nice afternoon/evening, but tracking a line of showers/storms moving into New England tonight into tomorrow. Some areas could see 1-2" of rain leading to localized flooding. Timing the risk on #WBZ news at 5! pic.twitter.com/enV8Rb3dlJ

— Sarah Wroblewski (@sarahwroblewski) September 8, 2021

It's a beautiful yet breezy Wednesday afternoon.

A line with embedded thunderstorms/downpours is expected overnight tonight (after midnight) into early tomorrow morning ahead of a cold front.

Main concerns: Heavy downpours leading to flooding, strong/damaging wind gusts pic.twitter.com/zmGkvnKiS6

— Jackie Layer (@WeatherJackie) September 8, 2021

WEDNESDAY AM weather update ⤵️
Mostly sunny 🌤 warm and more humid today ahead of a wet day tomorrow. Downpours and thunder move in tonight #WCVB pic.twitter.com/afJVwyf9JM

— Cindy Fitzgibbon (@Met_CindyFitz) September 8, 2021

Rain ready on Thursday. A front will be slow to move through eastern MA tomorrow leaving behind a good dose or rain. Isolated flooding possible along with slower travel. Take your time tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/LjgwOvJCMk

— Zack Green (@zackgreenwx) September 8, 2021