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Low pressure will track from northern Virginia to the Jersey shore by Monday evening with rainy conditions along its path.

Take a look at what Ubimet’s hi resolution RACE model is showing for rain intensity during the rest of the day and evening.

The commute home for many travelers in the Philadelphia and NYC metro areas will feature a threat for rain, which could fall heavy at times. Poor drainage and urban street flooding will be likely for a time in the most intense bands of rain.

How Much Rain Will Fall?

The rain will come to an end during the evening hours from west to east. Storm total rainfall on Monday will average 0.50 to 2.00 inches. Locally higher amounts are likely where any heavier rain bands set up.

For an hour-by-hour forecast on when the rain will move out of your neighborhood, check out the new Morecast.com and be sure to download the app!

A cold front will move through the Ohio Valley and Northeast Friday into Friday night.

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An area of low pressure will aid in bringing a severe thunderstorm threat to the Midwest Thursday afternoon and evening. Cool and brisk conditions will then push into the Midwest on Friday as low pressure intensifies over the Great Lakes.

Thursday’s Severe Threat:

A south to southwest wind will pump in moisture and instability across Wisconsin and Illinois on Thursday. As temperatures warm throughout the day, scattered gusty to locally severe thunderstorms will erupt.

The strongest storms will be capable of producing damaging winds and large hail. Additionally across southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois, enough spin in the atmosphere will be present for a tornado or two to develop. Travelers on I-39, I-90, and I-94 should be prepared for changeable weather conditions.

The threat for severe weather will end in most places by late Thursday evening.

Cool & Brisk On Friday:

Low pressure will intensify and shift from Wisconsin to the northern Great Lakes on Friday. As the low wraps up, it will draw a much cooler air mass southward. Temperatures on Friday will not get out of the 60’s for many locations across Wisconsin, Michigan, and parts of northern Illinois and Indiana.

The cooler weather will also be accompanied by gusty west to northwest winds. Frequent gusts of 30-40 mph will occur over the western Great Lakes during the day bringing a fall-like chill to the air.

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