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12:08:05 PM: Isolated weak showers and thinderstorms are developing across the region.

12:09:17 PM: The thunderstorms are generally weak with brief downpours, occasional lightning, and wind gusts up to 40 mph.

12:09:48 PM: The thunderstorms are developing and moving east rapidly.

2:58:35 PM: The showers moving through NE PA, N and C NJ, SE NY, and CT are capable of producing brief heavy downpours.

2:59:35 PM: ONe area of showers is producing a tenth to a quarter inch per hour over NW NJ and NE PA. No severe thunderstorms have developed thus far.

3:14:24 PM: A line of moderately strong thunderstorms is diving south and east through central Pennsylvania.

3:14:24 PM: A line of moderately strong thunderstorms is diving south and east through central Pennsylvania.

3:15:12 PM: This line of thunderstorms will move through the entire forecast area this afternoon and early evening.

3:15:46 PM: While not severe, the thunderstorms will be capable of occasional lightning, small hail, heavy downpours, and wind gust up to 50 mph.
5:43:42 PM: A severe thunderstorms has developed over southern New Haven County, CT and moving towards the Long Island Sound and eastern Long Island.

5:44:25 PM: This thunderstorm is capable of wind gusts over 60 mph, penny size hail, heavy downpours, and frequent lightning strikes.

5:44:53 PM: This thunderstorm is moving east-southeast at 15 mph.

7:02:46 PM: The showers over eastern Pennsylvania are rapidly weakening as the sun sets and the atmosphere stabilizes.

7:03:10 PM: I do not expect these showers to have much of an impact on the Mets/Phillies game.

7:03:53 PM: However the wind blowing from the west around 10 to 15 mph will likely have a significant influence on fly balls.

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