Thunderstorms & Severe Weather Risks Tuesday Through Thursday

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Thunderstorms & Severe Weather Risks Tuesday Through Thursday

The work week begins and we see a warm and  more humid day ahead. A warm front will be approaching but it seems that we probably won’t see any shower or thunderstorm activity during the dayside along the coast. However inland there could be some scattered showers popping up during this afternoon and evening. That will come overnight as the warm front passes eastward across Upstate New York. There will be some sunshine today but with the approaching warm front there will be a an increase in cloud cover. Most highs today will reach the upper 70s and lower 80s though it could be a little higher in South Jersey and points southward.

SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES

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WEATHER RADAR

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Tonight the warm front moves eastward and we expect that some areas will see showers and perhaps even a thunderstorm or two though the best chances for this seem to lie from Northeast Pennsylvania and Northern New Jersey east to Long Island and north to the Hudson Valley and Connecticut. Temperatures overnight will hover in the mid 60s inland and lower 70s coast and warmer urban locations.

Tuesday begins what could be 3 consecutive days of severe thunderstorm & flash flood risk. The Storm Prediction Center is indicating a slight risk for severe weather from New Jersey northwestward into Pennsylvania and Western New York as well as north and northeast into the Hudson Valley and Connecticut. A second day of severe weather risk follows Wednesday and looks to be more widespread with slight risk covering just about all of New Jersey and Pennsylvania and extending south into Maryland and Delaware.

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Please note that with regards to any severe weather,  tropical storms, or hurricanes, should a storm be threatening, please consult your local National Weather Service office or your local government officials about what action you should be taking to protect life and property.