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Severe Thunderstorm and Flash Flooding Potential Returns Tuesday Afternoon and Evening

Thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and evening could produce damaging winds and hail, particularly with a line that moves southeast ahead of an advancing cold front. A tornado or two, as well as Localized flash flooding, are also possible. There is a slight to enhanced Risk for Severe Storms, and a Slight Risk for Flash Flooding. Please keep updated on the forecast and have ways to receive warnings. Read More >

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Severe weather expected on Tuesday. All hazards are possible.
 
Dry conditions continue for the middle Ohio Valley today and tonight, while showers and thunderstorms are possible in and near the central Appalachians this afternoon and tonight. A potent system for Midsummer has the potential to bring impactful severe weather to the area Tuesday. Damaging winds, hail, and a tornado or two will be possible, in addition to heavy rain. Timing for severe storms currently appears to be Tuesday afternoon and evening in at least two rounds. Flash flooding is also a concern with heavy rainfall from thunderstorms, especially where heavy rainfall is most persistent or repetitive. Drier and cooler weather arrives Wednesday through Friday, with additional storm chances forecast this weekend.  
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