Eastern Ohio, Northwestern Pennsylvania, and West Virginia – Residents of eastern Ohio, northwestern Pennsylvania, and West Virginia should brace for severe weather conditions starting Monday, with more intense scenarios, including isolated tornadoes and damaging winds, anticipated on Tuesday.
Monday’s Forecast
The National Weather Service in Pittsburgh forecasts afternoon and evening storms on Monday, with the potential for damaging winds and heavy downpours. This warning applies to eastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and the WV panhandle. These storms are expected to develop between 3 p.m. and 11 p.m.
Tuesday’s Escalation
While Monday’s storms present a marginal risk, Tuesday’s outlook is significantly more concerning. Predictions indicate isolated tornadoes and considerable damaging winds for Tuesday afternoon and evening, with the highest risk in the Zanesville and New Philadelphia areas. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and monitor updates closely.
Heat Advisory
In addition to the severe weather, high heat indices are expected on both days, reaching up to 100ยฐF on Monday. This extreme heat, coupled with severe weather, increases the risk for the region.
Midweek Relief
The extended forecast suggests slight relief starting Wednesday, with a high of 81ยฐF and a 55% chance of rain. Temperatures will remain more seasonable, with highs in the low 80s through the rest of the week.
Residents in the affected areas should take necessary precautions, stay informed through reliable weather updates, and prepare for potential emergency situations.
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