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Saturday sees our cold front slowly stall out in the morning before departing as we head into the afternoon and evening. What this means for us is that scattered showers and storms will be around, especially during the morning into the afternoon.

The National Weather Service has released their full report from the survey they conducted to assess the damage left behind from severe weather on Saturday, September 6.

A severe thunderstorm warning from the National Weather Service warned of winds reaching up to 60 mph and quarter-sized hail.

Scattered storms moved through along a cold front. Cooler, drier air is expected to settle in for the weekend.

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - A close call for one young woman from Enfield who was hoping to enjoy a walk at Ashley Reservoir in Holyoke Saturday afternoon. She got caught right in the middle of the dangerous storm that passed through our area and Western Mass News spoke with her exclusively to hear what she experienced.

PEOPLE IN BARRINGTON ARE BUSY CLEANING UP THE DAMAGE FROM OUR WEEKEND STORMS. THE STORMWATCH 9 TEAM SAYS THOSE STORMS RACED RIGHT ACROSS THE POND THERE, BRINGING DOWN A LOT OF TREES, AS YOU CAN SEE. ONE WOMAN WHO LIVES ON SMALL ROADS SAYS SHE GOT A CALL ABOUT THE DAMAGE WHEN SHE GOT THERE.

More thunderstorms are moving in early Saturday morning. While these storms are expected to remain below severe levels, some strong storms are still possible