Severe Weather Potential in the Northeast

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26 May 2019 11:26 AM

SEVERE OUTLOOK

A chance of severe weather threatens the northeast and central U.S. for today. The good news is that there is no tornado potential, but there still is a risk of gusty winds and damaging hail. Winds could range anywhere from 58 mph to 70 mph within some of these storms. Hail could reach up to 2 inches.  

FORECAST

Storms will start to fire off during the late afternoon and will last into the evening hours. By early Monday morning, the storms will have moved out and we'll be back to dry conditions.
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