There is a possibility that severe to severe storms may hit the Miami Valley this weekend.
A significant portion of the Miami Valley is classified as having a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) for severe storms, according to the Storm Prediction Center (SPC).
A Slight Risk, which is a Level 2 of 5, has been placed on certain areas of the Northern Miami Valley.
According to Ritz, the most significant dangers are wind and small hail. There is a low risk, but it is important to be watchful of the weather right now.
In addition, there is a possibility of storms occurring on Sunday and Monday. In light of the fact that the low pressure has been inconsistent, Ritz has stated that the timetable is undetermined.
It is possible that the system will bring about severe storms and significant rainfall.
Ritz noted that although the overall amount of rainfall has fluctuated, it is currently expected to be between two and four inches across the Valley through Monday.
Ritz noted that although the overall amount of rainfall has fluctuated, it is currently expected to be between two and four inches across the Valley through Monday.
