[Weather] [2023.09.04 AM] NWS Boston EM Briefing - Heat and Humidity Today Through Thursday

[BOX Operations - NOAA Service Account]

Good morning, Happy Labor Day.

We wanted to provide you with the latest weather update for Southern New
England. We expect summer heat and humidity will persist through midweek.

The warming trend has already begun today, and we anticipate heat indices
in the upper 80s to lower 90s today. As we move into tomorrow through
Thursday, we expect even hotter weather with heat indices in the lower to
possibly middle 90s. It's important to note that the highest heat indices
will be away from the southern and eastern coasts, specifically for the
urban centers of the Connecticut River Valley.

While we're increasingly confident that heat index values will approach
Heat Advisory levels, there's still some uncertainty regarding the exact
values. As of now, no heat-related headlines are active, but it's possible
that Heat Advisories may become needed in the next day or two for certain
areas in Southern New England.

We plan to provide our next update no later than 5:00 AM on Tuesday, or
sooner if conditions require immediate attention.

Thank you for staying informed!
Meteorologists: Andrew Loconto and Torry Dooley

If you have any questions or would like more information, please don't
hesitate to contact us. You can reach us via:
email: box.operations at noaa.gov
phone: 508.622.3280
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