Weather Alert: Storms & Heavy Rain Expected Wednesday

 Weather Impact Alert: Stormy Conditions Expected Over Next 36 Hours

A period of active and potentially severe weather is expected to continue over the next 36 hours, with another significant round of storms likely on Wednesday.

Tuesday Evening Storm Activity

Severe thunderstorms developed Tuesday evening, impacting multiple areas with:

• Hail in several locations
• Heavy downpours
• Brief but strong wind gusts in isolated pockets

While rainfall is now moving out of the region, conditions are not fully stabilizing yet.

Wednesday Weather Outlook: High Impact Day Expected

Another wave of rain and thunderstorms is forecast to move in by mid-morning Wednesday, continuing intermittently throughout the day.

Key Risks:

•  Strong thunderstorms possible during afternoon hours
•  Some storms may reach severe levels
•  Hail and gusty winds possible
•  Heavy rainfall leading to localized waterlogging

A Level 1 severe weather risk has been issued for southern counties, indicating isolated but impactful storm potential.

Rainfall & Impact

• Total rainfall may reach up to 1 inch in some areas
• Storm activity may persist into early Thursday
• Localized flooding cannot be ruled out in low-lying regions

Temperature Drop Continues

Cooler-than-normal conditions will dominate the week:

• Wednesday highs: Upper 60s°F
• Normal for this time: Upper 70s°F
• Rest of the week: mostly low 70s°F highs

This marks a noticeable below-average temperature trend for the region.

Extended Outlook

• Wednesday: Highest storm risk day
• Thursday: Lingering showers possible
• Rest of week: Cool and unsettled weather pattern continues

Summary

The region is entering a multi-day unsettled weather phase, with Wednesday expected to be the most impactful day due to scattered severe thunderstorms, hail risk, and heavy rainfall. Residents in southern counties should stay alert for rapidly changing conditions.