A day after drenching rain and storms produced tornado and flood warnings, more precipitation could come through Monday.
Jason Frazier with the National Weather Service tells The Big K Morning Show that the timeline for rain arriving in Allegheny County is around 4 p.m., but the window for activity is between 2 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Frazier adds these storms could be potentially severe with damaging winds being the most likely impact, but he says he can't rule out hail, flash flooding. or even a tornado.
All of Southwestern PA is at a “2” on a scale of 1 to 5 for severe weather potential Monday.
Several areas were under a Tornado Warning on Sunday afternoon. Frazier says there wasn’t any evidence Monday morning of any touching down.
“It was a situation where a couple of storms kind of collided that may have created a quick ‘spin up tornado’ there’s potential, but at this time no confirmed tornado,” said Frazier.
The western part of Westmoreland County received just under 4 inches of rain on Sunday with Pittsburgh getting just under an inch.