The NWS Storm Prediction Center has labeled much of Western and Central PA in a Slight Risk Sunday. With the ground already saturated throughout much of the western part of the state, the flash flooding risk will be particularly high. Even pop-up, non-severe storms may cause flooding in flood-prone regions.
MAP: SEVERE THUNDERSTORM RISK ON SUNDAY
Area A – Locations included in this region are under a Slight Risk. This means scattered severe thunderstorms are expected.
Area B – Locations included in this region are under a Marginal Risk. This means isolated severe thunderstorms are expected, and mainly short-lived.
The greatest risk Sunday will be flash flooding, followed by damaging winds. There is a low-moderate hail risk, and a low tornado risk.
Strong storms will form in Western and Central PA Sunday Afternoon. A line of strong to severe storms will be possible in Western PA in the late evening.
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