Showers and storms will move across the region today and into tonight. Storms can produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flooding in parts. Some of the storms may be strong to severe with damaging winds and large hail as the primary threats. An isolated tornado cannot be ruled out, the NWS said.
[11:20AM] Widespread showers with some thunderstorms generally along/south of I-70 through early afternoon ~1pm. A general lull is then expected until this evening, when severe storms are possible this evening and overnight, mainly after 7pm. pic.twitter.com/JlY93nUenW
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) July 1, 2023
Several rounds of thunderstorms the next couple of days. Stay weather aware for potential severe storms. pic.twitter.com/k9JSJPQDIH
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) July 1, 2023
Showers and storms are expected to continue overnight especially after 7 p.m., and will have a low around 70 degrees.
Early morning storms will move out of the area. Dry conditions are then expected most of the day with rain/storms moving back in primarily after midnight. Several rounds of severe thunderstorms are possible over the holiday weekend. pic.twitter.com/iJsmqBTLRn
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) June 30, 2023
The high for Sunday will be near 83 degrees. Showers are likely, with thunderstorms possible as well through Sunday night. Once again, severe storms are possible. Damaging winds are the primary threat as well as large hail.
The overnight low will be around 66 degrees.
Showers are likely, with thunderstorms also possible Monday, which will be partly sunny with a high near 83 degrees. A chance of showers and possible storms continues until around sunset Monday. Skies will be partly cloudy Monday night with an overnight low around 65 degrees.
Independence Day will by mostly sunny with a high near 87 degrees. Tuesday night will be partly cloudy with an overnight low around 67 degrees.
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