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<\/p>\nGood Friday to one and all. It’s another windy and warm day across the Commonwealth as we watch a storm or two on the move. This action is mainly across the north, but it’s ahead of another busy pattern with two storm systems on the way over the next week.<\/p>\n
Temps today are the big storm. The west and south can settle into the 80-85 degree range, while the north shoots for the low and middle 70s. That’s an area where we have a shot at a few storms going up. There’s still the chance for a few strong storms in the north. Here’s the Severe Weather Outlook from the Storm Prediction Center:<\/p>\n
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As we head into Saturday, we have another very windy and warm day taking shape on a strong southwest flow. This is ahead of a potent storm wrapping up from the plains states and moving into the Ohio Valley. That drags a cold front across the state Saturday night with a line of strong to severe storms possible…<\/p>\n
Again, that risk would roll east into the wee hours of Sunday morning. High winds are the main threat and the EURO is spitting out some 50mph gusts…<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/EURO-5.gif\")
<\/a>Here’s the Saturday risk for Severe Storms from the Storm Prediction Center…<\/p>\n<\/p>\n