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Wet 24 hours on the way

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12:20:53 PM: A large area of showers and thunderstorms have developed over W PA and VA this morning.

12:22:15 PM: This area of rainfall will move into the forecast area by 2 PM over E PA and impact the region through this evening.

12:23:19 PM: A strong upper disturbance is producing this area of rainfall and is capable of supporting severe thunderstorms.

12:24:45 PM: The strongest thunderstorms will be capable of large hail, heavy downpours, frequent lightning, and damaging wind gusts.

12:25:59 PM: Flash flooding and significant reduction of visibility will be a significant impact for the evening rush hour.

1:40:18 PM: Light rain has started in Philadelphia and will spread northeastward through the forecast area.

1:41:26 PM: The primary threat for this evening will be heavy rain and strong winds.

2:34:21 PM: A strong thunderstorm has just developed over eastern Rockland and western Westchester Counties of New York.

2:36:07 PM: This thunderstorm is showing signs of approaching severe levels.

2:36:39 PM: Large hail, frequent lightning, heavy downpours, and strong wind gusts are possible with this thunderstorm.

2:37:41 PM: The thunderstorm will continue to move north along the Rockland/Westerchester boarder towards E Orange and W Putnam Counties.

2:38:21 PM: Additional weaker thunderstorms are also forming over NE New Jersey.

2:47:58 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Westchest and Rockland Counties of NY through 3:30 PM.

2:48:54 PM: The severe thunderstorm is expanding in coverage and will likely impact Putnam County as well.

2:49:28 PM: This thunderstorm is capable of large hail, wind gusts over 60 mph, heavy downpours, and frequent lightning.

2:50:25 PM: Other thunderstorms are becoming strong over Passaic, Bergen, and Essex Counties of NJ. They are moving NE towards Rockland County, NY.

3:03:29 PM: A meso-low within the thunderstorms over the Hudson Valley has formed. The potential for large hail and damaging winds is growing.

3:10:24 PM: A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Westchester, Rockland, and Putnam Counties of NY until 4 PM due to the heavy downpours.

3:12:26 PM: A strong disturbance is currently driving out of the Ohio Valley and will continue to enhance showers and thunderstorms through this evening

3:13:01 PM: The effect of this disturbance is already starting to produce strong thunderstorms over eastern Pennsylvania within the area of heavy rain.
3:28:08 PM: The severe thunderstorm over the Hudson Valley is moving NE towards Dutchess, NY and Litchfield, CT where warnings have been issued.

3:59:11 PM: The thunderstorms over the Hudson Valley have produced hail up to 1″ in diameter and wind damage with trees and power lines down.

4:46:38 PM: Moderate to heavy rain is falling throughout eastern Pennsylvania and is moving towards the Hudson Valley.

4:47:18 PM: The strong lifting over eastern Pennsylvania has produced an area of dry weather over central and southern New Jersey.

4:47:55 PM: This is due to sinking air and should last for another 2 to 3 hours. Periods of rain can be expected throughout the region tonight.

4:48:30 PM: Strong to severe thunderstorms are marching through western Pennsylvania this afternoon and will eventually reach the region tonight.

4:49:22 PM: While I don’t expect the thunderstorms to remain severe, they will form a line of moderate rainfall tonight and exit by tomorrow morning.

5:43:55 PM: A line of strong thunderstorms is developing over the DELMARVA and will move towards southern New Jersey.

5:44:27 PM: These thunderstorms are intensifying and may reach severe levels. However, the Delaware Bay may temper the rate of intensification.

5:45:31 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for NE Northhampton, PA, Morris, NJ, and Sussex, NJ.

5:46:20 PM: These thunderstorms are capable of nickel size hail, wind gusts over 60 mph, heavy downpours, and frequent lightning.

5:47:07 PM: The warning extends up to 6:45 PM. Hail up to a quarter size has already been reported in Fork Township, PA.

5:55:42 PM: A line of strong to severe thunderstorms is forming over eastern Pennsylvania right now and will march east through the evening.

5:56:16 PM: The cells that are developing are separate in nature, but will eventually will form a solid line of showers and thunderstorms.

5:57:39 PM: The thunderstorms over western Delaware are turning to the NE and intensifying. I suspect a these storms are approaching super-cell status.

5:58:29 PM: The thunderstorms will move through N Kent and New Castle, Delaware and approach SW NJ and the Philadelphia metro in the next 2 hours.

5:59:01 PM: Additional strong thunderstorms are forming over Bucks, Montgomery, and Chester counties of Pennsylvania.

6:23:16 PM: Those in Gloucester, Camden, Burlington, Monmouth, and Mercer Counties show keep an eye to the SW as those strong thunderstorm approach.

6:24:11 PM: I think there is a high potential for these storm to become severe as the atmosphere is very warm, humid, and unstable.

6:24:54 PM: Thunderstorms are also strengthening over Bucks County and moving north towards Northhampton, PA.

6:31:45 PM: An Urban and Small Stream Flood Advisory has been issued for western Salem County through 9:30 PM.

6:32:23 PM: Thunderstorms are producing rainfall rates of 2 inches per hour, which is leading to flash flooding in these areas.

7:15:37 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Berks, Lehigh, Bucks, and Montgomery Counties of Pennsylvania.

7:16:07 PM: The severe thunderstorm warning is in effect through 8 PM. The storms are capable of nickel size hail and wind gusts over 60 mph.

7:31:55 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Philadelphia counties of PA through 8:15 PM.

7:32:53 PM: These thunderstorms are capable of nickel size hail, wind gusts over 60 mph, heavy downpours, and frequent lightning.

7:40:46 PM: An urban and small stream flood advisory has been issued for Delaware, Chester, Montgomery, Philadelphia of PA and Glouster and Salem of NJ.

7:41:23 PM: Rainfall rates of an inch per hour has been observed.

7:50:21 PM: Strong to severe thunderstorms are moving NE towards central/northern NJ and will move towards New York City over the next 3 hours.

7:50:48 PM: These thunderstorms are producing large hail, heavy downpours, and wind gusts over 60 mph.

7:51:43 PM: A line of thunderstorms is approaching from central Pennsylvania and impact the forecast area late tonight into tomorrow morning.

8:21:27 PM: A flood advisory has been extended into all of Buck County, PA and Hunterdon County, NJ through 11:15 PM.

8:58:58 PM: An area of strong thunderstorms and heavy rain is moving towards NE NJ and NYC this hour.

8:59:38 PM: These thunderstorms have produced several reports of wind damage with trees and power lines down.

9:00:16 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Morris, Somerset, and Hunterdon Counties through 9:45 PM.

9:00:47 PM: These thunderstorms are producing penny size hail, wind gusts over 60 mph, frequent lightning, and very heavy rainfall.

9:00:16 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Morris, Somerset, and Hunterdon Counties through 9:45 PM.

9:00:47 PM: These thunderstorms are producing penny size hail, wind gusts over 60 mph, frequent lightning, and very heavy rainfall.

9:01:22 PM: These thunderstorms have produced rainfall rates of 1-2″ per hour, which can lead to flash flooding.

9:22:21 PM: An urban and small stream flood advisory has been issued for Lehigh, Northampton, and Monroe Counties in Pennsylvania.

9:23:11 PM: An urban and small stream advisory has been issued for Morris, Somerset, Hunterdon, Warren, and Sussex Counties in New Jersey.

9:23:54 PM: The flood advisory is in effect through 12:15 AM. Rainfall rates of over 1″ per hour has been observed with these thunderstorms.

9:26:19 PM: Isolated strong thunderstorms are developing over Salem County, NJ and moving north. Additional isolated thunderstorms are possible tonight

9:33:45 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Morris and Sussex Counties of NJ through 10:15 PM.

9:34:17 PM: These thunderstorms are capable of penny size hail and wind gusts over 60 mph.

9:35:40 PM: These thunderstorms are moving north ahead of a strong disturbance at 500 MB. Another disturbance is approach from the west over C PA.

9:37:14 PM: The flood advisory has been expanded into Essex, Bergen, and Passiac Counties of NJ and Orange, Putnam, Rockland, and Westchester of NY.

9:59:53 PM: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for Passaic, Essex, and Bergen Counties of NJ and Westchester, Rockland, and Orange of NY.

10:00:47 PM: The severe thunderstorm warning is in effect through 10:30 PM for heavy downpours, large hail, and wind gusts over 60 mph.

10:05:34 PM: Heavy rain is expected to move into the Hudson Valley and western Connecticut over night.

10:07:46 PM: The line of thunderstorms will continue to drive east towards the forecast area overnight and bring rain to the region in the morning hours.

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-- Weather When Posted --

  • Temperature: 73°F;
  • Humidity: 94%;
  • Heat Index: 73°F;
  • Wind Chill: 73°F;
  • Pressure: 29.74 in.;

2 Responses to “Wet 24 hours on the way”


  1. hawks6059

    With the Storms running through the Philly Metro Area Now…..Will this Stablize the Atmosphere and break up those storms moving in from Western and Central PA…..And will not be as strong?

    Tim

  2. Steven DiMartino

    Well the thunderstorms to the west are being driven by the strong disturbance that is driving towards the forecast area. While I think the thunderstorms will weaken, they will still produce a period of heavy rain, occasional lightning, and strong wind gusts late tonight and early on Saturday morning.



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