A robust cold front is currently sweeping through Ohio and Pennsylvania, ushering in strong winds and the possibility of severe thunderstorms until early Sunday afternoon. Erie County, PA, is currently under a High Wind Warning until 2 p.m., with gusts expected to reach up to 60 mph.
The National Weather Service reports that the winds ahead of the front are still strong, particularly in northwest Pennsylvania, where the most significant impacts are anticipated. The storm system is set to bring scattered thunderstorms, with the potential for some to become severe along the I-77 corridor, stretching from eastern Ohio to western Pennsylvania.
The most critical time for severe weather is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., during which thunderstorms are anticipated to move out of the area rapidly. People should get ready for strong winds and the possibility of brief tornadoes, particularly in regions at a level 2 risk for severe storms.
Travelers and residents need to stay vigilant for unexpected bursts of wind and potential hazards related to storms. It’s important to secure any outdoor items and stay tuned to local alerts for the latest information.
