Danger of severe weather, flash flood worries in DMV

DMV threatens severe weather

The serious weather is raising in the DC area. Tonight there are concerns about thunderstorms and possible floods. Fox5's Jane is the latest in Delgado.

Washington , The serious weather is raising in the DC area.

A tornado warning was issued for Frederick and Hampshire Counties in Virginia. This warning ended at 5:30 pm

While the warning is over, there is a danger of intense rain. Fox5 meteorologist Mike Thomas says that if the cell continues at its current pace, it can make a huge impact on the central DC area.

Flash flood warnings have also been issued for some areas due to storms, which continue to move towards the south.

At this time, there is no report of loss.

Tonight's position will mostly be cloudy with scattered shower and thunder, mostly climbing in the 60s.

Saturday:

*Separate serious risk*

The latest trends are a more shower-filled in the morning, followed by a hit-or-mix activity in the afternoon.

Most areas should remain dry in the afternoon and evening hours, just with some different storms.

With higher humidity in the region, we brought back the threat to a strong side for one or two of these storms, although most guidance shows that the highest risk of these would be well in the south of DC. High humidity is expected to be high in the 80s with high humidity.

sunday:

*Separate serious risk*

Most models are now bending towards a wet solution, in which it is possible in the morning with moderate to heavy rains and thunder, with shower and perhaps with a thunderous thunder of thunder in the afternoon.

Some model solutions have “washout capacity”. The high with this wave of moisture has been dropped in the mid -70s. The SPC at a marginal risk for the day, although the Futurecast sound is not a sign of any organized serious weather, like Saturday, this ability is more well favored to our South, although we may have to look for some different flash floods if the morning rain is quite heavy.

Unresolved situations to continue in the beginning of the next week, our first 90 ° F+ in the year comes to the end of the next week before another shot in the day.

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