Farther south, moderately-strong DLS across yet another SMZ with dry intrusion aloft will bring the threat of scattered heavy showers in the post-frontal environment during the afternoon and evening hours, forming distinct lines parallel with the mean flow. True convective depth will be limited in height, and so lightning potential per individual shower remains too low to warrant a SLGT here too. Nonetheless, given the sheared environment and areas of low-level convergence, combined with relatively low LCLs, there exists the potential for a brief/weak tornado - particularly across N England where a (marginally) better overlap of shear and weak instability should exist.