Before record heat targets the Northeast Sunday through Tuesday, a weak cold front is expected to move across the region Saturday afternoon. As heat builds, moderate instability is expected ahead of and along the front which could lead to a few severe storms.
A slight risk (category 2 out of 5) has been issued from Northern New York through Coastal Maine. Scattered severe storms are possible in this region while more isolated storm chances exist in the marginal risk region in green.
Damaging wind gusts are expected to be the primary hazard from strong storms on Saturday, though some large hail is also possible. An isolated tornado or two may also be possible for the region in green below.
The morning hours should be mostly quiet, but as energy ramps up by the early afternoon a few isolated strong storms are possible. 
In the evening and overnight, another cluster of showers and storms is possible along the front. These storms will have less energy to tap into, but could still produce some gusty winds and heavy rainfall into early Sunday morning.
Rainfall totals could surpass an inch with heavier thunderstorms, though only minor flooding issues are currently expected.
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