Summary:
Prevalent showers and storms will move throughout the area Monday into Tuesday. Areas of heavy rains are likely alongside the chance for strong to extreme storms. The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has placed the whole viewing location under a Marginal Risk (1/5) for severe storms.
Hazards:
The main worry about any more powerful storm will be the opportunity for big hail (≥ 1″″) and damaging wind gusts (≥ 60 miles per hour). The danger for twisters in really low; nevertheless, we can not rule out perhaps a brief, spin-up tornado. Have multiple methods to get warnings and alerts, specifically over night.
Heavy rains seems the greatest danger that might result in locations of flash flooding, specifically in low-lying and poor drain areas. Usually, widespread 3-6″ ″ on rain will be possible near and south of the 10/12 passages with in your area greater amounts possible also.
Timing:
Scattered showers and storms will likely start in the afternoon hours of Monday near seaside locations and start to spread out inland into the night. Rain and storms will be slow moving and will likely linger over the location through the night into the night.
Another wave of energy most likely presses a complex of showers and storms in from the west through the overnight hours into the early pre-dawn hours of Tuesday. This is where we might see the most extensive heaviest rain. Strategy additional time for the morning commute and utilize extra caution on the roadways.
Most of the rain must start to clear from west to east through midday with maybe a couple of sticking around showers left behind. We trend much drier heading into Wednesday.
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How to Prepare
Make sure to multiple ways to receive weather condition signals and stay tuned to upgraded forecasts throughout the day. Make certain your phone is unmuted, charged, and switched on for WEA notifications. Turn off your do not disturb and take your phone off of quiet mode so those WEA notifies can push through to you.
With an overnight element to this event, make sure any alerts or warnings can wake you up.
Have a plan and a safe place to go to if a caution is released for your location. Discover a lower-level, interior room away from windows.
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