A developing severe weather outbreak is expected to persist as thunderstorms march eastward, taking aim at areas from southeastern Virginia to northern Florida Wednesday. Some of the most intense thunderstorms will trigger damaging winds and could spawn a tornado, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. "The storm system from Tuesday to Wednesday will pack a significant amount of wind energy," AccuWeather Chief On-Air Meteorologist Bernie Rayno said. The storm will continue to tap into warm, moist air
the showers with lightning mixed in, driven along by a stiff wind and gusty to gale force on exposed coasts. should be a degree mild in comparison to the last couple of days with temperatures 13 celsius. a messy story through the night but the showers will fade away and another spell of wet and windy weather starting to push in from the south west. it should be relatively dry and may be sunny start in eastern areas. add to the west, clouds, wind and rain pushes through. the spell of intense rain, a narrow band as it moves through but accompanied by gale force gusts of wind, to click through the irish sea and gnats through wales, south trusting them. temperatures likely to pick between ten and 13 celsius. that s it, enjoy the rest of your day.
figures to start thursday. more of a breeze developing to the west, more cloud here as the winds continue to strengthen and the cloud will bring some rain through the course of the day on thursday. it is worth bearing in mind on thursday all of us will see a spell of wet weather. quite a short, sharp shock, and narrow band of intense rain, the bright greens and yellows denoting the intensity of the rainfall as it continues to sweep steadily eastwards. tucking in behind we will continue to see scattered showers driven by gale force gusts of wind, critically through the irish sea down towards the bristol channel. it is going to be a blustery afternoon and they will be rain around as well and temperatures peaking between nine and 13 celsius the high. as we move out of thursday will see this little ridge of high pressure building and that should quieten things down for a time. overnight rain clearing away to the south east corner, this is the ridge of high pressure and the i suppose open u
in eastern areas. temperatures in low figures to start off thursday. it a breeze in the west. more clouds here as the winds will continue to strengthen and the cloud would bring some brain through the course of the day on thursday. on thursday all of us will see a spell of wet weather. quite a sharp chartres shop. intense rain, bright greens and yellows denote the intensity of that rain that goes steadily eastwards. ducking behind a few scattered showers driven by gale force gusts of winds. towards the bristol channel. it would be a blustery afternoon with some rain around. between nine and 13 celsius the high. as we move out of thursday we see this ridge of high pressure building. that should quiet and things down for a time. overnight rain clearing from the southeast corner. the rage of high pressure the isobars open up the wind will
wind gusts right now. you might see some of the sea grass behind me is shaking around. the boats also wobbling around. they are tethered pretty well. but the rain is pretty intense. we re getting hit with several bands of intense rain, but things are supposed to get worse as we get closer to landfall. just listening to bill there, it sounds like the landfall is supposed to be later on this afternoon, which is some good news, because we have been closely monitoring the timing of the storm because of high tide, because there s that potential of high tide and then landfall. then we still have that storm surge warning in place. that storm surge could be up to seven feet. when you combine those things together, we are looking and bracing for potential widespread flooding, but because of these wind gusts, obviously, you can probably see on the ground right now all the debris on the ground. this is probably a taste of what s to come. power lines probably going to be