ASHLAND — There will be a chance for strong to severe storms on Tuesday and Wednesdays as a warm and humid airmass persists across the area, according to the National Weather Service.
The primary focus for storm development will be along a cold front on Tuesday and with the warm front on Wednesday, with the best timing in the late afternoon and early evening. The main threat will be damaging winds, and to a lesser extent large hail.
For Today
Threat: Isolated thunderstorms
Location: Best chance along I-70 corridor
Timing: Developing this morning and lasting into early evening.
Impact: Some thunderstorms may produce winds over 35 mph which could impact COVID tent testing sites across the area.
Confidence: Medium confidence on thunderstorm threat.
For Tuesday
Threat: Scattered thunderstorms, some of which could be severe
Location: Area wide, best chance across central Ohio
Timing: Developing late morning into afternoon
Impact: Some thunderstorms may produce winds over 35 mph which could impact COVID tent testing sites across the area. Gusty winds could occur ahead of thunderstorms.
Confidence: Low on thunderstorm threat.
For Wednesday
Threat: Scattered thunderstorms, some of which could be severe
Location: Central Ohio
Timing: Developing late morning into afternoon
Impact: Some thunderstorms may produce winds over 35 mph which could impact COVID tent testing sites across the area. Gusty winds could occur ahead of thunderstorms.
Confidence: Low on thunderstorm threat.
The following links can be bookmarked for the latest information:
Updates from the Storm Prediction Center can be found at www.spc.noaa.gov/
As storms develop, Local Storm Reports can be found here.
The latest forecast for your location can be found by clicking on the map at www.weather.gov/cle.
