As we approach midweek the threat of severe thunderstorms
will be on the rise as humid air returns to the Great Lakes and Northeast
bringing very active storms that will extend from the Ohio Valley into New
York.
A cold front that’s approaching the area will fuel the
severe weather that is expected to rumble through cities from Cincinnati to
Syracuse bringing wind gust exceeding 50 mph as well as torrential downpours
that can lead to flooding. The storms are forecast to develop during the
afternoon hours and gradually increase in intensity through Wednesday evening
before shifting to southeast on Thursday extending from Virginia to the
Carolinas.
As the storms diminish cooler and more pleasant weather will
be present from the Great Lakes into the Northeast just in time for the weekend.
Tropics:
The National Hurricane Center began issuing advisories for
tropical depression #2 which formed earlier today over a thousand miles east of
the Lesser Antilles. The system currently has sustained winds of 35 mph and is
moving west at 16 mph. No watches or warning have been placed as the system is
expected to become a remnant low by Thursday, however, the Lesser Antilles are
advised to monitor the progress of this system as it continues to move west.
Enjoy your evening!
Jen Gonzalez
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