On your radar: Severe storms in Mass. on Saturday with threats of wind damage, flooding, tornado

A round of severe storms is expected to move through southern New England on Saturday, bringing threats of damaging wind gusts, flooding, hail, and even a tornado in Massachusetts.

The highest risk for severe storms is across western Massachusetts, Worcester County, and the Merrimack Valley, according to the National Weather Service.

Boston 25 News Meteorologist Tucker Antico warned that the peak of the storms is expected between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m.

My latest thoughts on severe weather across the Northeast tomorrow afternoon (2-8PM)…Solid shear & bowing segments make wind a top hazard. Training storms & high PWAT put flooding up there too. We’ll need to be ready for an isolated tornado or two as well. pic.twitter.com/LXeN8ELZIx

— Tucker Antico (@tuckerweather) September 5, 2025

Temperatures in the mid-80s and humid conditions will fuel an afternoon front, packing the ingredients for summer storms west and north of Boston…

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