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- Still quiet and warm Tuesday before some stormy weather comes in late Tuesday night to early Wednesday.
- Highs Tuesday will warm again to the lower 80s (record is safe at 86 degrees) with a mostly cloudy sky and breezy southwest winds.
- A powerful cold front starts to move into the region overnight. This will produce severe weather out to our west from Ohio to Tennessee into Tuesday evening.
- Some of those storms could still be quite strong as they move into the mountains after midnight. Most of that activity should weaken as it crosses the High Country, but it bears watching for heavy rain and strong winds.
- Once the rain moves out by mid to late morning, the focus shifts to the cold. Highs barely reach the lower 60s on Thursday and lows drop to the mid-30s by early Friday.
- Frost and freeze concerns may linger into the weekend.
Scattered storms are likely out the door early Wed. AM. Heavy downpours are going to be the main concern. A low risk for damaging winds may be in place too if the storms hold their strength. Right now those threats are low, but could change depending on what forms out west today. pic.twitter.com/IlfFqgDr31
— Keith Monday (@kmondayWSOC9) April 2, 2024
Severe weather is a pretty good bet across the Ohio Valley and south (red area) this afternoon and evening. We'll see the remnants work into our area after midnight with some severe risk lingering into early Wednesday, but that risk right now is low. More updates to come. pic.twitter.com/dl9wrMOh5v
— Keith Monday (@kmondayWSOC9) April 2, 2024
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