Severe weather shifts to Northeast midweek with damaging wind threats along I-95 corridor

Category: Weather

Severe weather threat shifts to the Northeast with strong storms causing damaging winds and flooding. Northeast communities at risk include New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, DC, and Pittsburgh. Heavy rain may lead to isolated flash flooding in the Northeast, while the Ohio Valley faces a greater flooding concern.

Keywords: Severe weather, Northeast, Damaging winds, Flooding, Storms

Source: FOX Weather

Update At: 7/16/2024

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