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Western Pa storm alarm: Tornado Watch output

Western Pa storm alarm: Tornado Watch output

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A little rotation in these areas. We are confident that this continues to fall apart if we are going to our friends in the east. And let's go on and expand it, Jill, because I think that's me, that's us. OK. And this Punxsutawney is almost completely out of it. And there is her hail in Cambria County and moves to the northeast. And again that moves very quickly. But let's go again in Glen Campbell. That is the only thing I worry about is Arcadia there. YES. But as far as the rotation is concerned, we are good. Let's go to the rotational tracker again. OK. And that hangs. So. Okay, so I think it is. I think we think we are good. THEY ARE. You turn to the Tornado clock again. So I'll get you to do it too. OK. YES. We will show you. OK. So this is for the line of the storms that runs through. At first there will be a cold front. So we could see a few other storms when we go through the afternoon tornado clock. You will start cutting the counties on the back edge. Washington, you are no longer, green. You are already out. All outside to the west. These will continue to be cut off when these storms progress to the east. If we have other heavy thunderstorms and inform them about them. As far as Tornado warnings are concerned, we would of course cut in if that happened. So we will pack it here at only 2:00 a.m. and again. Well, come on. COME. If W

Tornado Watch, heavy storm warning for parts Western Pennsylvania: strong storms, heavy winds

In the early afternoon there is a small window for heavy thunderstorms as a cold front that western Pa crosses. The main threat is damage. The activity will settle this evening. Tornado Watch in western Pennsylvania: All West Pennsylvania are currently under a Tornado clock, until at 4 p.m. Cluster of heavy thunderstorms can produce a few short tornados together with wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour. The following districts are under one clock: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Greene, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, Mercer, Vennango, Washington, Westmoreland. The following areas are warned until 2 p.m.: Mercer, Western Venango, Nordwesthasing, Western Butler, Beaver and Lawrence Counties. The following areas are warned until 2:15 p.m.: Forest, Venango, Armstrong, Clarion, Indiana and Jefferson Counties. The National Weather Service is supposed to search for protection in a well -built structure and stay away from windows. Tornados can also emerge from these storms, whereby the NWS should search in an interior in an interior on the lowest floor of a well -built structure when one appears. More: Read the alarm for your Countyinteractive radar: Follow storms as you move through your area that enable automatic weather notifications on the WEEVERE WEATHER day of the WTAE Mobile Appsevere. Stronger storms will appear in a hurry and drive through the Pittsburgh area until the early afternoon. That is the day of the storm alarm of the day. Storms that become difficult will have harmful winds as the main threat. But there is also a low, but not zero threat to a short tornado. In addition, a windy day with gusts of up to 40 miles per hour will be outside of thunderstorms. Heavy rain is possible, which can lead to localized floods. A last wave of showers with isolated storms will cross from west to east in the late afternoon. Then we will dry out and settle. Up to the end of the rain in West Pennsylvania, half a customs of up to three quarters of inch rain is expected. More seasonable St. Patrick's Day The cold front will make it cooler on Monday, but with high temperatures in the 40s, seasonal. Clouds in the morning can express a stray flood. The sunshine breaks out in the afternoon. Roller coaster ride in the beginning of Springwe heat up to 70 degrees quickly until Wednesday. Our next rain is on Thursday with a cold front that cools us down on the first full spring day. Friday temperatures in the 40th Today – storm alarm day: rain rounds with stronger thunderstorms between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Windy, high: 66 ° .tonight: Showering, mostly cloudy and cold. Low: 34 °. Tomorrow: Am Clouds, a PM sun. Not so warm. High: 47 °, low: 32 ° .tuesday: milder with sunshine. High: 65 °, low: 48 °.

In the early afternoon there is a small window for heavy thunderstorms as a cold front that western Pa crosses. The main threat is damage. The activity will settle this evening.

Tornado Watch in western Pennsylvania:

All West Pennsylvania are currently under a Tornado clock, until at 4 p.m. with heavy thunderstorms a few short tornados can produce with wind gusts of up to 70 miles per hour.

The following districts are under one clock: Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler, Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Fayette, Forest, Greene, Indiana, Jefferson, Lawrence, Mercer, Venango, Washington, Westmoreland.

Tornado clock

Heavy thunderstorm in West -Pennsylvania

A severe thunderstorm warning was also issued for various parts of the Western Pennsylvania on Sunday.

The following areas are warned until 2:00 p.m. Mercer, West Venango, Northwestern Washington, Western Butler, Beaver and Lawrence Counties.

The following areas are warned until 2:15 p.m. Forest, Venango, Armstrong, Clarion, Indiana, Jefferson Counties.

The National Weather Service is supposed to search for protection in a well -built structure and stay away from windows. Tornados can also emerge from these storms, whereby the NWS should search in an interior in an interior on the lowest floor of a well -built structure when one appears.

Storm Alarm Day: Daily thunderstorms

After a damp morning, our focus shifts on quickly developing thunderstorms. Stronger storms will appear in a hurry and drive through the Pittsburgh area until the early afternoon. That is the day of the storm alarm of the day. Storms that become difficult will have harmful winds as the main threat. But there is also a low, but not zero threat to a short tornado.

Alarm day: rain and storms around Western Pa

Also outside of thunderstorms will be a windy day with gusts of up to 40 miles per hour. Heavy rain is possible, which can lead to localized floods.

A last wave of showers with isolated storms will cross from west to east in the late afternoon. Then we will dry out and settle. Up to the end of the rain in West Pennsylvania, half a customs of up to three quarters of inch rain is expected.

More seasonable St. Patrick's Day

The cold front will make it cooler on Monday, but with high temperatures in the 40s more seasonable. Clouds in the morning can express a stray flood. Sunshine breaks out in the afternoon.

Alarm day: rain and storms around Western Pa

Roller coaster ride in the beginning of spring

We quickly warm up to 70 degrees by Wednesday. Our next rain is on Thursday with a cold front that cools us down for the first full spring day and the temperatures are in the 40s on Friday.

Alarm day: rain and storms around Western Pa

TODAY – Storm -alarm day: rain rounds with stronger thunderstorms between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Windy, high: 66 °.

TONIGHT: Showering, mostly cloudy and cold. Low: 34 °.

MORNING: On the cloud, some pm sun. Not so warm. High: 47 °, low: 32 °.

TUESDAY: Milder with sunshine. High: 65 °, low: 48 °.

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