Heavy rain, thunderstorms expected in NEPA for Monday
(WBRE/WYOU) — A big, complex storm system is expected to impact our weather and could do so through Monday.
Clouds are expected to hang around Sunday night with a few showers developing too. It is projected to be mild and in the mid-50s.
On Monday, a stronger cold front could move across the region with more showers and the chance of thunderstorms. The main threat will be heavier rain.
If the storms can become strong, gusty winds to 60 miles per hour are likely. Highs could also get near 70°.
Cooler air may follow on Tuesday with highs possibly in the upper 40s.
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The next storm system could approach in the second half of the week. The best chance of showers on Wednesday will be later in the day. Wednesday's highs will be in the low 50s.
Then, the rain has the potential to stick around for Thursday and Friday. Thursday will warm to near 70°, and Friday's temperatures will get into the 60s.
As we head into the weekend, we're still tracking a chance for showers both days, and highs could drop into the mid-50s.
If you are in the areas anticipated to be impacted by the severe thunderstorms, the NWS says to move to an interior room on the lowest floor of a building.
To stay up to date on the latest weather alerts, use the Eyewitness Interactive Radar.
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