LIVE Tornado Warning For Parts of Montgomery, Alabama And Bucks Counties
A tornado warning was issued for parts of Montgomery and Bucks counties, Pennsylvania until 1 a.m.
Central Montgomery County and west-central Bucks County are affected.
As per the National Weather Service, a severe storm that could trigger a tornado occurred near Hatfield, 21 miles northwest of Philadelphia.
Flash flood monitoring applies to Berks County, Lehigh Valley, and the Poconos from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday morning.
At 12:45 p.m. Thursday, East Branch Brandywine Creek stands 2.6 feet tall. The high water level is 7 meters.
There may be little sunlight and erratic showers throughout the afternoon before the chance of rain increases later in the evening.
Around 5 p.m., the storms are expected to develop to the west. and they gradually spread to the north and east in the course of the night.
Rain is likely in our North and West communities from Wednesday night through Thursday around 3 a.m.
Some storms can be strong to severe during this time, with destructive winds, frequent lightning strikes, and an isolated tornado being major concerns.
The greatest amounts of precipitation are likely to occur in the Poconos and Lehigh Valley.
At dawn on Thursday, the heaviest rains disappear and the risk of thunderstorms is isolated with the disguise of the afternoon.
On Fridays and Saturdays, there may be occasional or very scattered showers, which are mainly confirmed in the afternoon and evening.
The embarrassment seems to continue at least early next week.
In The Tropics
Grace regained strength from the tropical storm. The system is heading west toward the Yucatan Peninsula, where a hurricane-force landing is now expected, followed by a second hurricane-shaped landing off the coast of mainland Mexico.
No American impact is expected.
Tropical Storm Henri will continue to meander around Bermuda through Friday before expelling to the northeast this weekend. It could create cross currents and surf the Jersey shore.
No direct impact is expected in the United States.