There's a heat advisory in Massachusetts and remnants from Chantal could influence storms on Tuesday around Boston.

It will be a muggy night Monday as temperatures are set to peak into the high 80s Tuesday with warm and muggy conditions.

Boston faces high heat with a heat advisory, as temperatures near 90 degrees; cooler weather expected later in the week.

The extreme heat is returning to Massachusetts and the National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory because of how hot it will feel through Monday.

Warmer weather is expected to continue through Wednesday across Massachusetts, with a heat advisory in place until Thursday.

MONDAY STORMS NORTH & WESTIt will be muggy and warm with highs in the 80s under a mostly cloudy sky. Boston and the MA beaches will stay dry all day.Western MA and western CT are under Flood Watches - that’s where flash flooding is the greatest threat locally. A few thunderstorms and downpours will sneak into central MA and southern NH. Towns north and west of I-495 need to stay weather aware through the evening commute.Those storms will weaken after dark. Patchy showers and fog will linger overnight with temperatures in the 70s will keeping it warm and muggy.HEATING UPSummer heat really starts to build in Tuesday. Highs will be close to 90°. Tropical humidity will make it feel even hotter. Generally dry weather is expected other than a few early AM sprinkles in southeastern MA and an isolated PM pop-up.A heat wave is possible from Tuesday through Friday locally. Be ready for Heat Advisories as the humidity on top of that heat will make it quite oppressive. Be smart, take breaks, stay hydrated, limit limit strenuous activity outdoors.MORE STORMSDeep tropical moisture will build back in late week. Be ready for downpours and thunderstorms Thursday and Friday at times.

Early clouds and spotty showers yield to sunshine and some high heat as temps push up to near 90 this afternoon. While a spot