Good morning, everyone. Low pressure continues to meander in wave shape throughout Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina, accompanied by a stationary front. This will provide a replay of today’s afternoon heavy shower and thunderstorm activity, with the possibility of potentially severe weather in some areas.
Along the front and to the north, sunshine working the atmosphere, combined with lingering tropical energy and high humidity, may help spark scattered popcorn-like showers and rumbles throughout North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland.
We’re already seeing some of this movement east and southeast of Raleigh, North Carolina, and going towards Wilson. Individual thunderstorm cells and clusters will continue to form throughout the day. Not everyone will experience severe weather, but those who do should prepare for locally destructive winds, frequent lightning, hail, heavy rain, and the possibility of an isolated tornado.
Meanwhile, drenching rain continues across southwest Pennsylvania, northern West Virginia, and southeast Ohio. There are no immediate risks in those locations, although a larger thunderstorm or two could cross the border into Pennsylvania from Maryland.
