Good Tuesday, everyone. It’s a windy and mild day across the Commonwealth as scattered showers and thunderstorms filter in from the west. This kicks off a stormy setup that may bring strong/severe storms and heavy rains in here later in the week.

Today’s storm action is awfully scattered and mainly confined to the western half of the state. Elsewhere, a mix of sun and clouds will be noted as temps wind up in the 65-70 degree range for many. Here are your radars to track the scattered stuff in the west…

Temps on Wednesday turn even toastier and likely hit the low and middle 70s for much of the state with an isolated thunderstorm risk.

A powerful storm system then develops across the lower Mississippi Valley by early Thursday. From there, this low moves up the Mississippi River and toward the Ohio Valley Thursday night and Friday. Along and ahead of the track of the low will come rounds of thunderstorms, some could be strong or severe. Here’s the potential setup by late Thursday…

The Thursday severe weather outlook from the SPC looks like this…

That will get adjusted in time.

The models are spitting out some big time winds with this setup…

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GFS

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Short Range Canadian

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Flooding and flash flooding will also be possible as torrential rainfall is likely.

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GFS

Canadian

Short Range Canadian

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I will have another update later today, so check back. Make it a terrific Tuesday and take care.