they will push across southern bristol and plymouth and cape they'll weaken as they do so, and the next batch will stay mainly through connecticut and worcester county. i can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm and left over shower overnight. we'll be warm and humid. 71 tonight and tomorrow, another threat. let's time it out. saturday morning is quiet. a lot of clouds around. that's one thing you will notice hour by hour. as the sun me tomorrow. the greatest risk is away from the south coast, through the interior, and a few storms could be strong to severe particularly late afternoon to the evening and that's the 4:00 to 9:00 p.m. time frame and then dwindle after that. check out the temperatures, 70 at the coastline tomorrow, 20- plus degrees cooler than today. make a big difference at the coast and the warmest readings through the interior. but then the front will lift north and we are back with the heat and start with sunshine and have strong, late day thunderstorms on sunday. there is a lot to watch over the next couple days. sunday, highs well in the 90s again and the heat index va

a ban that developed southern worcester to bristol county but still we're talking about deficits of 7 1/2 to 8.25 inches dry for areas across the region and why we're stuck in the severe drought situation and won't change the day. keeping the we may see a few pop-up clouds but a beautiful sun rise coming your way. over the harbor, 71 degrees with a light northwesterly breeze and the dew point, that's why it's comfortable, the humidity is down. we get used to the muggy weather and then all of a sudden it breaks and it feels so much cooler. but it's not cooler, just that the humidity is more bearable. we have dry air in place now the humidity starts rolling in here as we talk about wednesday. wednesday will be our first opportunity. i say first opportunity for a thunderstorm because we have several more opportunities this week. not washout days but the chances for afternoon thunderstorms will thereby. not today. sunny, 84-88 degrees with a sea breeze tonight, under clear skies. another comfortable sleeping night, 58-68 degrees for your overnight lows. as the high pressure moves its way

bristol county, that's in effect until 6:00. we'll take you in for a closer look here. at one time this was the complex storms a half hour ago of southern worcester county was under the warning. warning as well. providence metro. this storm complex continuing to head southeast, greatest concern here very heavy rain, again there is a lot of tropical air and tropical humidity for these storms to take advantage of. also frequent lightning. there may be winds that try to gust upwards of 50 to 55 miles per hour although farther west into rhode island that's more likely where you will see

getting to doppler max network and i will show you those in southern cuyahoga county and things slowing down and this one in trumbull county in bristol a quick downpour with that. thundershower approaching solon at 5:21 aurora and more an there in the far northwest part of portage county. you will get a downpour. 480 and 77 currently moving through north royalton and broadview heights. out the door forecast around 80 degrees here. we are in a situation to get an isolated shower or storm pop up any time. that's the case tonight and tomorrow and next threeou that's where we stand now. look at sandusky at 88 degrees. they didn't have rain in sandusky today. spotty stuff around the risk of storms saturday and saturday night as the next strong cold front comes through. big temperature drop the second half of the weekend. chris, back out to you. >> chris: thank you for that. you can track the lateets conditions in northeast ohio alert forecast app for your smart phone or tablet. >> denise: chris and i will be here to talk more about wade oval wednesday. >> let's get to dan deroos. >>> let's get to our headlines. for nearly a year and a hal

bristol county, that's in effect until 6:00. we'll take you in for a closer look here. at one time this was the complex storms a half hour ago of southern worcester county was under the warning.

bristol county, that's in effect until 6:00. we'll take you in for a closer look here. at one time this was the complex storms a half hour ago of southern worcester county was under the warning. warning as well. providence metro. this storm complex continuing to head southeast, greatest concern here very heavy rain, again there is a lot of tropical air and tropical humidity for these storms to take advantage of. also frequent lightning. there may be winds that try to gust upwards of 50 to 55 miles per hour although farther west into rhode island that's more likely where you will see damaging wind gust potential but even in this warmed area we have to keep don't let our guard down for she's hours and storms because air can take off in intensity. has we move farther east this is not severe in the bridgewater area but still producing a lot of lightning, some very heavy rain and so this might be a storm that the weather service has to upgrade because again it's so volatile that these could just explosively develop over the next 15 to 30 minutes. you folks on the south shore especially duxbury south down through plymouth and eventually down

bristol county, heat advisories islands and southern new hampshire. our area forecast for you with triple digits heat index readings for you, beginning around noontime and the boston greater area with a temperature of 90 degrees. middle 90s at 3 p.m. feeling like 102. the threat of storms after about 2:00 on into the early evening. here's future cast between 1:00 and 2:00. watch here around keene, parts of western mass. for a few east. and down parts of boston and plymouth county. watch in particular right where the sea breeze meeting with the new front to come in. that could be a spot to watch stronger storms. much more coming up. >> catherine: right now, thousands of people across the state are without power from the latest round of storms. >> jason: fox 25 stephanie coueignoux is in quincy this morning where there are reports of wires and trees down. stephanie. >> reporter: yeah take a look. we're here on rights road and you can see the suv barely behind you will after these branches and leaves. take a look. as the strong storms were pushing throug