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@ryanhallyall Is Akron and Cleveland at risk for some large hail?

Sunday's looking active. Level 2 risk across the Ohio Valley with supercells and large hail likely from southern Illinois into western Pennsylvania. Storms fire in the afternoon and could merge into a damaging line by evening.

@wx_macomb I’m in Northeast Ohio and it looks increasingly likely more so we and further south see something but not ruling out lower Michigan either

Some severe weather MAY try to sneak into central lower/ south east MI here on Sunday as some models are pushing in moist dews and some cape. #miwx

@PezexWx How does Sunday continue to look?

@PettusWX OOOOO WHAT IS THIS CALLED?? I need it NOW lmao😂

Sneak peak

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@liberal_hoosier @ChasingOhio @OHWXisweird Yes for the people under them!😂

@RadarOmegaEthan @ChasingOhio @OHWXisweird Not for the people under them.

Ohio and Indiana would be dealing with a potential severe weather outbreak if very hot/dry air from the heat wave/ridge out west wasn't being transported right into the region. NW flow with neutral heights won't be able to lift and cool this either #ohwx #inwx

@Simcoe12_Wx @OHWXisweird YESSSS🔥🔥🔥

@OHWXisweird let ohio cook it can find a way

Oh wow what a nice environment for severe weather, I wonder what the skew-t looks like...

@liberal_hoosier @ChasingOhio @OHWXisweird Because they’re nice.

@ChasingOhio @OHWXisweird Why would you want storms?

@OfficialYallbot Is this an MCS favored setup?

👀 Watching Sunday closely. The SPC is highlighting a setup for potential strong to severe thunderstorms across the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys as a strong cold front clashes with a warming airmass. We're breaking down the models LIVE on YouTube and X! 🌩️ #OHwx #TNwx

@Sam362899039981 To be honest, this looks like a ring of fire MCS

Elevated. Surface heating looks to strong. Lapse rates look sufficient. Hail threat looks pretty good.

@OfficialYallbot Have you seen the sneaky Sunday setup showing on the weather modeling for up here in the Ohio / PA vicinity? What are your thoughts?

Honestly, looking at the radar is wild today. The entire country is dealing with extreme heat, floods, or 80+ MPH winds... and then there's Florida, sitting under a massive ridge without a cloud in the sky. Must be nice! 🌴 We're LIVE on YouTube and X! #FLwx #Weather

@TylerSebreezy The models are showing an MCS. That’s not low end i don’t think

Machine-learning and analog-based guidance is hinting at a chance for a few strong to severe thunderstorms Sunday into Sunday night. It doesn't look significant at this point, just a low-end threat. Worth monitoring for sure though for Ohio and vicinity.

@PezexWx MCS👀👀👀

A severe weather event continues to look possible Sunday as a cold front surges south out of Canada. Instability should advect northward and already be in place as the front enters the Ohio Valley. Storms will likely initiate along the cold front over the Great Lakes... #wxx 1/3

@PeterC428 Would it be a rare early season MCS type setup?

@RadarOmegaEthan Ohio would have a good chance, especially if a scenario like the EURO panned out.

Severe weather may return to the Central/Midwest regions of the United States this weekend, mainly focused on Sunday with a longwave trough. While the trough is there, notable timing and intensity differences result in different outcomes throughout the models.

@WrightRealtor1 @NWSChicago S.n.o.w

@NWSChicago What on earth is this for??

A special weather statement has been issued for Aurora IL, Naperville IL and Bolingbrook IL until 1:15 AM CDT

@accuweather Allergies 💀

Spring has its downsides… 🌸 Which one gets you the most? 👇

@WEWS 😂💯 tho

St. Patrick's Day weather is never the same.

@NWSCLE What about for the SPS zones?

@Crazycars811 Derecho season is to come🔥🔥🔥

Final thoughts for the day : Obviously ATP there is no reason for a wind upgrade. I expect our next chance for wind-driven high risk to come in Late may to early june, as more significant wind events become common.

@PezexWx Interesting looks on the modeling for Sunday… maybe a brief MCS pattern?

A less active weather pattern is expected to develop toward the end of March as a high-pressure ridge builds over the central United States. As a result, below-normal precipitation chances are likely across much of the central U.S. #wxtwitter