Tornado Threat Ends in Philadelphia Area as Storms Weaken and Flood Risk Lingers Into Tuesday and Wednesday
Saturday storms eased by evening, but forecasters say more showers, high humidity and inches of rain could return next week.
Saturday storms eased by evening, but forecasters say more showers, high humidity and inches of rain could return next week.
Air quality alerts continue across New England while storm warnings and weekend rain chances add to a changeable forecast.
The National Weather Service says the metro area, Long Island and parts of New Jersey could face strong storms, heavy rain and isolated tornado risk.
Forecasters say the region will see a shorter but still dangerous heat wave, with storms and cooler air arriving late in the week.
Warnings have ended, but forecasters say brief tornadoes, damaging winds and heavy rain were possible across the region.
Forecasters say fewer than 10% of severe thunderstorm warnings in the region over 10 years involved storms capable of winds this strong.
Forecasters say thunderstorms could bring damaging winds and power outages as a heat dome shifts across the region.
Forecasters say the region could see another stretch of extreme heat, with Wednesday marked as a First Alert Weather Day.
Forecasters say heavy rain could overwhelm drains, delay the commute and create hazardous conditions overnight.
Officials are opening cooling centers and mobile units as a dangerous heat wave is expected to peak Thursday and Friday.