Pete Bouchard

There's no threat for storms in Massachusetts today, but we will have to contend with a few tomorrow and Sunday. We have more heat in store for today.

Storms are a solid bet in the late afternoon across western Massachusetts. Some of these will roam into central and eastern parts of the state by late evening.

We're expecting temperatures in the 80s and some areas may creep above 90 this week. It's a summery week.

The heat index in Massachusetts (what it feels like when temperatures and humidity are combined) will be pushed to the mid-90s to near 100 degrees, with heat advisories in effect for some across New England.

High heat and humidity make it feel like the upper 90s in Mass. See where heat advisories and air quality alerts are active, plus small storm chance.

Highs today and tomorrow will reach the 90s, but the dew points have dropped, so the heavy, hanging air has lifted in Massachusetts.

We're getting a break from the humidity and blazing temperatures, but we're tracking a storm threat for Thursday.

There's also a potential for thunderstorms across Massachusetts on Thursday afternoon. Top ten days may be behind us (for now), but today still stands tall.

Looking ahead, we expect to have a sizable storm system moving in Monday with steady – and at times heavy – rain likely in Massachusetts.

Don't let the rain chances cancel any plans, as they'll be brief, quick, and generally light in Massachusetts.