These severe weather timing graphics from @NWSNorman and @NWStulsa show that tonight's severe weather threat is far from over in the high/moderate risk areas. You too can get detailed information by following your local NWS office at weather.gov/socialmedia pic.twitter.com/TdebEvgIFp

The boundary that is the focus for severe weather this afternoon is just now moving into areas with a high/moderate risk of severe weather. That risk will extend well into the night for many. Have multiple ways to receive warnings, and a sheltering plan in place. pic.twitter.com/7huaN95Jj4

Isolated strong to severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon from 1 to 8pm. The primary threat is large hail, but damaging wind gusts are possible especially across western MA and northern CT.  Attached is our latest severe weather risk graphic. #MAWX #CTWX #RIWX pic.twitter.com/Imzvlx8KoG

[May 7, 2024 PM Update] Here is a rough depiction of the timing of showers/thunderstorms spreading in early Wed AM. The afternoon activity will be more scattered in nature, but will have the potential for hail. #mawx #ctwx #riwx pic.twitter.com/M8nZYu56IN