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Showers and Thunderstorms from the Great Lakes into the Southern Plains

Frontal boundary and wave of low pressure will keep an active weather pattern from the Great Lakes region through the southern Plains the next couple of days. Isolated instances of severe thunderstorms and flash flooding are possible. Meanwhile, as summer comes to a close, above normal temperatures continue for central and eastern U.S. - especially for most of Puerto Rico with excessive heat. Read More >

Overview

As with the day before (June 12th), a number of thunderstorms fired up in the afternoon heating over Central and Northern PA. These storms then moved south and southwestward into South-Central PA - arriving rom the northeast. This storm movement was very unusual (and the second day in a row like this) - as our predominant/usual flow pattern over Central PA makes most storms move in from the west or south or even sometimes northwest. But, northeast to southwest moving thunderstorms are rare in Central PA.

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Graphical plot of severe warnings and preliminary reports. Severe Weather Reports June 13, 2007 Visible Satellite Loop 2:45 to 5:55 pm June 13
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