A Few More Rounds Of Rain Thunderstorms Will Move To Parts Of The Area During The Morning Commute Wpxi

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WATCH THE RAIN AND SNOW WITH OUR LIVE INTERACTIVE RADAR« 5:58 a.m. UPDATE: Storms destroyed trees in Washington County. There are currently less than 1,000 West Penn Power customers without electricity. 4:45 a.m. UPDATE: Expect an irregular ride from time to time to start the day on Tuesday, especially from Pittsburgh and the south. A few more rounds of rain and thunderstorms will roll in the area during the morning commute. Some severe thunderstorms with gusts of 55+ mph are possible and repeated rounds of heavy rainfall could lead to local flooding. The rains and thunderstorms will stop until noon with the clouds falling late this afternoon. 2:05 a.m. UPDATE: The first round of thunderstorms hit Washington and Southern Allegheny counties around 1:30 a.m., with lightning and strong winds. More thunderstorms are expected in the area during the morning commute and could affect Pittsburgh. The National Meteorological Service issued a Severe Storm Observation for much of the area until 6 a.m. Tuesday. Stay tuned to Severe Weather Team 11 for updates on our news and weather apps. Channel 11 Morning News will begin at 4:30 p.m. If you have photos or videos of storms in your neighborhood and can safely send them, you can email us at [email protected] or tag us on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Round # 1 has weakened as it exits the area. The focus is now on Round # 2, which is just now pushing into northern Ohio from Michigan. This will move to parts of the area early this morning with an additional chance of strong thunderstorms. pic.twitter.com/YqmcbqEWtW – NWS Pittsburgh (@NWSPittsburgh) June 14, 2022 ABOUT » During the night, storms with heavy rainfall could damage the area, cut off electricity 1:03 a.m. UPDATE: A strong thunderstorm has been issued for areas of Washington, Beaver and Green counties until 1:45 p.m. Winds could blow up to 70 mph. Original story:

OVERVIEW:

A powerful series of storms is now forming and moving northwest Ohio, about 300 miles away. At the moment, it is moving A / ANA with a speed of 40-50 mph, with winds now at 60-70 mph. Watching the traffic and speed now, I think he can increase the speed soon. The storms will cross the Ohio Valley in the next few hours. This line has the potential to generate catastrophic winds for Ohio and the potential for catastrophic winds for our region. We still monitor traffic and speed, monitoring whether it comes directly from our area. Channel 11 will continue to be updated as it unfolds this afternoon and overnight. UPDATED SPC OUTLOOK – WPXI CHRONOLOGY: Thunderstorms could hit our area overnight, with potential damage and power outages

Now – 12 p.m.

Mostly calm and quiet, but isolated thunderstorms could occur in front of this system.

12 a.m.-2 p.m.

Stronger thunderstorms may start to appear, but probably more towards the 2 a.m. time frame. Danger of power outage – WPXI Thunderstorms during the night with heavy rainfall could damage the area, cut off the power supply

2 a.m.-6 p.m.

The line must come from the NW from the Ohio Valley.

6 a.m.-8 p.m.

You are still seeing the possibility of isolated strong storms.

8 a.m.-11 p.m.

Showers and isolated thunderstorms remain, but decrease late in the morning.

Threats:

Catastrophic winds = right now, we can say 60+ mph (worst case scenario = winds with speed of 70+ mph) Heavy rain (possible flood as it develops, depends on the speed and rates of rainfall) Heavy Hail Isolated tornadoes (better chances in Ohio) Weather List (storms) – WPXI Thunderstorms during the night with heavy rainfall could damage the area, throw electricity

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