The week ahead looks potentially gloomy after a sunny Monday. Showers and thunderstorms are expected Tuesday into Wednesday, with the greatest chance of possibly severe weather late Wednesday. Temperatures will be above normal.

The National Weather Service in Albany has issued watches and warnings for the Berkshires on Wednesday evening as a line of severe storms was …

Rainfall totals in Berkshire County were highest south of the MassPike as skies cleared around dawn, promising a mostly dry, pleasant Labor Day holiday weekend.

The storm total from what’s left of the former hurricane could reach 3 inches in the Berkshires as a flash flood watch continues until 2 p.m. Thursday.

A heat advisory will be in effect from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday for Berkshire County.

Now a tropical depression, the storm underperformed on Sunday before stalling overnight south of Albany.

PITTSFIELD — Tropical Storm Henri socked the Berkshires Sunday afternoon with a soaking, steady rain, but all of the water that fell created v…

After dumping more rain over the region on Monday, the remnants of Henri will slowly move offshore into the Gulf of Maine by Monday night, so the deluge should taper off gradually. The forecast of up to 5 inches of total rainfall in the Berkshires, potentially more at higher elevations appeared to be on track, with flash flooding and river rises still a hazard from Monday’s ongoing rainfall.

As of Sunday morning, the storm was approaching the Connecticut-Rhode Island border following an eastward jog. But the Berkshires should still be drenched by torrential rain, especially south of Pittsfield.