Watch for severe thunderstorm watch

Current data updates every 15 minutes.Severe Storm Watch #0382for Connecticut District Of Columbia, Delaware and western Massachusetts, Maryland. New Jersey, southeast New York. Central and eastern Pennsylvania. Northern Virginia, northeast West Virginia. Coastal Waters due to severe thunderstorm watch

• Wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible.
• Possible tornadoes

Watch #0382 Severe Thunderstorm

Localities affected

ConnecticutDistrict Of Columbia Delaware Massachusetts, west Maryland New Jersey New York’s southeast Pennsylvania’s central and eastern regionsNorthern VirginiaNortheast West VirginiaCoastal Waters

Watch for Severe Thunderstorms

This afternoon and evening, storms will continue developing and intensifying within the unstable warm sector in a portion of the Middle Atlantic and the Northeast States. Storms are expected to be dominated by multicell, with some marginal supercell structures. They could evolve into lines or bowing segments that can cause scattered wind damage.

Severe Weather Risks

Wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible. Possible tornadoes

Watch for Severe Thunderstorm Details

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URGENT - IMMEDIATE BROADCAST REQUESTED
Watch Number 382 for Severe Thunderstorms
Norman OK - NWS Storm Prediction Center Norman OK
110 PM EDT Sat Jul 17, 2021

The NWS Storm Prediction Center issued this statement:

* Severe Thunderstorm Watch for parts of
Connecticut
District Of Columbia
Delaware
Massachusetts, west
Maryland
New Jersey
New York's southeast
Pennsylvania's central and eastern regions
Northern Virginia
Northeast West Virginia
Coastal Waters

* Valid from 110 PM to 00:00 AM on Saturdays
11:100 PM EDT

* The primary threats are...
Wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible.
Possible tornadoes

SUMMARY...Storms are expected to continue to intensify and develop within the next few months.
Destabilizing warm sector in a portion the Middle Atlantic
Northeast States this afternoon/evening. Multicells mainly
Storms are likely to bring some supercell structures and some minor ones.
The lines can be transformed into bowing segments and lines capable of being mainly scattered
Wind damage

The severe thunderstorm watch zone is approximately between and 125
From 30 miles east northeast, there are statute miles to the east and west of a single line.
From Binghamton NY, to 50 miles southwest of Washington DC. For more information, please visit:
Complete watch illustration can be found in the watch outline
Update (WOUS64 WNS WOU2).

PREPAREDNESS/PRAUTIONARY ACTIONS...

Remember... A Severe Thunderstorm Watch indicates that conditions are
The watch area is ideal for severe thunderstorms.
These areas are dangerous and should be monitored for any signs of danger.

Warnings. Sometimes severe thunderstorms can cause serious flooding.
Tornadoes

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AVIATION...Severe thunderstorms with hail are possible.
1 inch Extreme Turbulence and Surface Wind gusts up to 60 knots A few
Cumulonimbi maximum tops of 500 Mean storm motion vector
26035

...Dial

National Risk Overview

Saturday, July 17 TORNADO: 2 %HAIL: 15%WIND: 15%

Sunday, July 18, TORNADO: LowHAIL: 5%WIND: 5%

Monday, July 19ALL REVERSE: Low

Tuesday, July 20 ANY SEVERE: Low / Uncertain

Wednesday 21 JulyANY SEVERE: Low / Uncertain

Thursday, July 22ANY SEVERE: Low / Uncertain

Friday, July 23ANY SEVERE: Low / Uncertain

Saturday, July 24, ANY SERIOUS: Low / Uncertain

Your Serious Outlook

This location is at risk

• Sunday Jul 18TORNADO low HAIL and low WIND
• Sunday Jul 18TORNADO low HAIL and low WIND
• Monday July 19ANY VERY LOW
• Tuesday July 20ANY VERY LOW
• Wednesday July 21ANY VERY LOW
• Thursday July 22ANY VERY LOW
• Friday July 23ANY VERY LOW
• Saturday July 24ANY VERY LOW

Severe Weather Definitions

TornadoAny size tornado can be considered severe.WindWinds up to 58 mph or more HailHail up to 1 inch in diameter”Any Severe”It could indicate a threat of wind, hail, and tornadoes in outlooks for the days 3-8.

This indicates that there is a greater risk of severe weather for those with black-colored risks. Depending on the threat this could be 75 mph or greater winds, 2′ and larger hail, EF2 and more powerful tornadoes, or even 75 mph.