Another atmospheric washing machine on spin dry is moving into the Ohio Valley. Not only will this system bring us scattered showers and thunderstorms, but overall, over the next 14 days… It looks like a number of systems will offer up enough rainfall to push us into above normal territory for the month of May.
Click on temperature trace above for a closer look.
We will need to carefully watch the weather pattern for Tuesday. Things may come together to offer up thunderstorms that reach into the severe category. More details as we push closer to Tuesday. Monitor forecast on Heartfelt Radio.
Keep an eye on the skies going into tonight. We are likely going to see some strong thunderstorms working into all of Ohio with the focus in Western Ohio being the highest.
Numerous waves of showers and thunderstorms may mean that streams, creeks, rivers, and other bodies of water may rise and cause flooding anytime from Wednesday night through Sunday!
Here are several computer models, each one showing the potential for localized flooding where rain persists.
Watch for the development of a squall line between 7 p.m. Sunday and 10 p.m. Sunday.
We will need to keep an eye on Sunday’s skies for a risk of severe thunderstorms.
As is normal for the month of March, the up-and-down pattern takes center stage as winter tries to hang on and summer breezes start the takeover process. The next two days will be warm, then a cooling down by Thursday-Friday.
