(WBRE/WYOU) — While many dry out on Monday across northeast and central Pennsylvania, a flood watch has been issued due to an approaching cold front that will bring the next round of showers and thunderstorms.
Those in central Pennsylvania should anticipate the front to arrive Monday evening, slowly moving east overnight.
Weather Alerts
Some storms may become strong to severe, especially the farther west you live. Main threats include damaging wind gusts and hail.
In addition, a flood watch has been issued for a majority of the region through Tuesday morning. Any thunderstorm could have the potential to bring downpours. Given that the ground is already saturated, localized flooding isn't out of the question.
Showers and storms will hang around eastern Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning, gradually clearing from west to east. We expect some breaks of sun, but an isolated shower or storm remains possible Tuesday afternoon.
Drier weather with plenty of sun is expected to return by Wednesday.
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