The following events were reported: Flash Flood, Thunderstorm Wind, Tornado. These occurred near station USW00014739, approximately 23.7398 km away, between 2023-07-29 12:50:00 and 2023-07-29 20:45:00.Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 15500.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: A shortwave disturbance and potent cold front brought multiple rounds of thunderstorms to Massachusetts in the afternoon and evening including a tornado in the Foxboro area. Flash flooding was also an issue with many cars becoming stuck in water and many closed roads. A shortwave disturbance and potent cold front brought multiple rounds of thunderstorms to Massachusetts in the afternoon and evening including a tornado in the Foxboro area. Event Narrative: In Brockton, wires and tree branches were downed on Coral St. In Brockton, a tree was down on the Rt 24 northbound exit 33 onramp. Wires were down on West Chestnut St. In Norwell, a tree was down on Hillcrest Cr at Tiffany Rd. A tree was down on Heritage Ln and River St. A tree was down on Common St at River St. In West Bridgewater, trees and wires were down on Matfield St. A tree was down on Brewster Blvd. In Scituate, large branches were down on Rt. 3A in front of the DPW. In Cohasset, a large tree limb and wires were down on Beechwood St. In Franklin, on the 300 Block of Union St, a 20-person tent was lofted into the air and wrapped around some power lines. Tornado confirmed to have touched down in a small neighborhood in|Foxboro near the Mansfield town line very close to the town of Easton. |Several locations on a west to east path in the neighborhood had several|large trees up to 2 feet in diameter snapped at the trunk.|Observed tree damage had a convergent pattern consistent with|violently rotating winds. No major damage to homes was observed,|but one chimney appeared to have been knocked over by a fallen|tree. Path width was estimated to be around 25 yards. Path length|of the surveyed damage points was just shy of 300 yards. Per|radar data, a velocity couplet was over the surveyed neighborhood|for only a minute or two before continuing east over conservation|land. It is possible that the tornado was on the ground for|longer, but surveyors were unable to access conservation land|east of the last surveyed damage point. Additional significant |tree damage was found east of aforementioned conservation land in Easton, |but patterns were more consistent with west to east straight line winds. |This is also consistent with archived KBOX radar which displayed strong|outbound (west to east) velocities over this area. In Duxbury, a tree was down on Birch St one half mile from Rt 53. In Brighton, Beacon St at Warwick Rd was flooded with DPW assistance. In Brookline, there was water coming up through manhole covers. In Revere, a car was stuck in street flooding on Squire Rd. In Wellesley, the 300 block of Washington St was completely flooded. In Quincy, DPW assistance was requested for flooding on Enterprise Dr. In Jamaica Plain there was significant road flooding with minor road damage on the 1500 block of Washington St. In Boston, there were many reports of flooding including 2 cars stuck on the VFW Parkway rotary, several basements flooded on Dame St, 3 cars stuck on Albany St and Melnia Cass Blvd. In Lynn, several streets flooded including Marion St, Boston at Bridge St, and Commercial St at Lynnway. In Easton, trees were down on Poquanticut Ave with one on a house. A tree and wires were down on Heath Rd at Prospect St. A tree was down on wires on School St.