Potential for intense to intense storms looms over Tri-State Region this Saturday. Check out the First Alert Weather Outlook for details.
The Tri-State Area is bracing for a potentially stormy weekend, with strong to severe thunderstorms forecasted for Saturday. A cold front approaching on this day is expected to spark these thunderstorms, according to meteorological reports.
The threat of severe weather begins on Thursday night, as showers and thunderstorms move through the region. Fog development is possible after the rain due to the moist atmosphere. The severe threat on Thursday night is relatively low, but some heavy downpours are still possible.
Friday will see a transition from cloudy to mostly sunny conditions, with high humidity levels and temperatures reaching the mid and upper 80s. The heat and humidity will persist on Saturday, setting the stage for the anticipated thunderstorms.
The thunderstorms are expected to develop due to a humid airmass and are likely to occur in the afternoon and evening hours on Saturday. Some locations may receive rainfall amounts exceeding 2 inches. However, specific areas affected by the thunderstorms on Saturday are not yet specified in the current forecast.
The greatest hazards associated with the Saturday storms are damaging winds, small hail, and torrential rain. In light of this, the Tri-State Area has issued a First Alert Weather Day, urging residents to stay informed and prepared.
It's worth noting that the search results do not contain information about cities or regions in the Tri-State Area that have been affected by severe storms or a First Alert Weather Day on Saturday.
Residents are advised to stay updated with the latest weather forecasts and to take necessary precautions as the weekend approaches. Stay safe!
