Today will be similar to yesterday weather-wise, with partly to mostly cloudy skies present along with highs mainly in the 70s with a few spots hitting 80. We will have an update on tomorrow’s severe storm potential this evening, stay tuned.
A low pressure system will be sitting off the coast today throwing plenty of clouds into our region, especially Eastern Pennsylvania where occasional showers are possible. Breaks of sunshine are more likely the father west you live in the state.
Scattered thunderstorms are expected today state-wide. We don’t expect much in the way of severe activity, but a few storms in Southern PA could be strong in the afternoon and evening. Flash Flood Watches have been issued for much of Eastern PA due to the risk of localized flooding today. Here is the Hi-Res NAM…
Strong to severe thunderstorms are back in the forecast for today. Since the time we posted last night’s article, the Storm Prediction Center has expanded the SLIGHT RISK for severe weather today all the way into East-Central PA, similar to what we thought they would do given the variables involved. While Northeast PA and East-Central…
No rain is expected today, but temperatures will be hot with highs in the 80s and even some areas in the lower 90s! Stay cool and have a great Wednesday!
Another day with another chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms with high temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Areas that were hit hard in Northeast Pennsylvania yesterday could once again experience major flash flooding if these storm cells develop over the same areas that just experienced flooding. Below is a look at the future radar…
Today will begin with widespread heavy rain in parts of Eastern PA, potentially causing flash flooding especially in the Coal Region. By the afternoon, scattered showers and storms will be possible across all areas of the state. The flash flood threat will persist as areas of rain will be slow-moving. Here is your daily forecast…
Today will be mainly dry west of the Susquehanna River, while scattered showers/storms will persist in Eastern PA. Highs will be around 80 statewide. The flash flood threat is much lower today, here is your daily forecast graphic:
As mentioned in yesterday’s article, today will consist of widespread showers and storms in Eastern PA. Showers will be more scattered across Central and Western PA. Flash flooding will once be a concern, especially in Eastern PA, where Flash Flood Watches have been issued. Here is the HRRR model for 5:00 PM: Here is your…
An average August day is expected with temperatures in the 70s and 80s and the chance of a few pop-up thunderstorms especially towards the afternoon and evening hours. Below is a look at 8:00 PM this evening using the future radar to demonstrate the potential for these scattered storms: For the latest stay tuned to…
Seasonal temperatures with highs in the 80s are on tap today. A few scattered showers are possible in Western PA, with partly cloudy skies across the state. Here is your Thursday Forecast!
Heat advisories are in effect today for parts of the state, due to highs near 90 and heat indexes near 100 in many areas. The area will be mainly dry, with just a few passing clouds. Here is your daily forecast graphic:
Morning fog in a few valley locations will lead to party cloudy skies with temperatures well into the 80s and even lower 90s! A pop-up thunderstorm or two is not out of the question, but would be very localized. Have a great Sunday!
Once again a fairly dreary day is expected across much of the area today with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. A flash flood watch continues through the evening hours for areas in Central and Northeast Pennsylvania. An area of rain will likely develop over Central Pennsylvania this morning that could lead to the potential…
Another day, another threat for showers and thunderstorms. The areas with the greater risk of strong to severe thunderstorms today will be across the Eastern half of Pennsylvania. First, morning showers are expected across Western PA into the Laurel Highlands, as well as parts of Central PA. Below is a look at the future radar…
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