Damon Matson

Scattered showers and storms will gradually form and move across counties west of I-81 during the evening and early overnight hours. It will remain dry to the east until Tuesday morning, with light rain and a few storms possible to develop tomorrow before clearing up. https://t.co/L5Hrer6gwA

Given the threat for heavy rainfall from storms this evening and recent wet conditions, a new Flood Watch has been posted until midnight for all counties along and west of I-81 (minus Garrett County). https://t.co/0rxxUJe9ZO

After a stormy weekend, another round of showers and storms is on tap for parts of the area late today. When and where will it be stormiest, and if storms turn severe, what threats could they bring? Your Monday Afternoon Forecast has the latest: https://t.co/oJ7piiGSIX https://t.co/F6NKi1e8eu

The next round of showers and storms could impact our western counties late this afternoon into the evening, with gusty winds, small hail, and heavy rain on the table if the storms get strong enough west of I-81. Here's your Monday Afternoon Planner: https://t.co/sOcBbYJgnh

Like the last few days, we'll be keeping an eye out for a few severe storms this evening. A Level 2/5 Risk covers all counties along and west of I-81, where storms could fire up and gain strength from 4-10 PM. Farther east, the storms will arrive to late to pose a severe threat. https://t.co/zf3ekH5R1l

Temps are rising back into the 80s with some sunshine breaking out, and it's still very muggy after all the rain over the weekend. It will be another warm and humid day before storms arrive this evening. https://t.co/c6PKxxuRt4

Clouds have been hanging around, but they're starting to break up a bit as the afternoon progresses. This added sunshine will warm things up and add some fuel to the mix as a cold front slowly brings in the next round of showers and storms. https://t.co/aTJt4xBK3Y

Plenty of rain and storms worked across the DMV this weekend, especially late Friday into Saturday morning and on Sunday. Most of the heavier rain and stronger storms hit the western half of the region, with less activity to the east. https://t.co/S3YzESSJCJ

The first full weekend of June will be a bit stormy, but there will be breaks from the wet weather. Sunday will be the most active day, with some drier weather after morning rain on Saturday. Stay safe and stay dry out there, and have a great weekend no matter what you're doing! https://t.co/z0t2qSLSfg

A Flash Flood Warning has been issued until 8 PM for Allegany and Mineral Counties. Thunderstorms have dropped 1-2" of rain over the last few hours in locations that saw nasty flooding just a few weeks ago. Watch for flooding, espeically in the mountain valleys. https://t.co/vBQ3fooZbY

With more rain and clouds expected this weekend, afternoon highs will be slightly cooler, in the upper 70s and lower 80s, on Saturday and Sunday. Overnight lows will remain warm, and muggy conditions will persist throughout the weekend, despite some cooler air arriving. https://t.co/IGo1WRzHWw

It will stay stormy into the night with more scattered showers and storms developing and impacting parts of the region. Here's your Friday Evening Planner: https://t.co/BHj1zO1Cnd

Two new Severe Thunderstorm Warnings have been issued: one until 4:45 in Fauquier and Prince William Counties and another until 5 PM in Mineral and Hampshire Counties. These are both drifting SE and have 60+ mph gusts and small hail as threats. https://t.co/2edojl96Vu

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues across Orange and Spotsylvania Counties until 4:15 PM for the cluster of storms moving south, with winds of 60 mph and small hail still possible. The storms north and west of DC have mostly fallen apart. https://t.co/umrE19m4U0

Two Severe Thunderstorm Warnings have been issued this afternoon: One until 2:45 PM for Frederick (MD) and Loudoun Counties and another until 3 PM for Madison and Culpeper Counties. Small hail, heavy rain, and 60 mph winds are the threats. https://t.co/Jx6icrRvTn

Showers and storms will continue but mostly stay west of DC and I-95 through this evening. Rain spreads across the area tonight, but is expected to wrap up by noon on Saturday, with some clearing taking shape. Saturday PM looks dry before more rain and storms arrive on Sunday. https://t.co/nchtb48QZJ

Scattered showers and storms are back, and they'll hang with us at times through the weekend. When will there be some dry time for us to put the rain gear away and enjoy all the events happening this weekend? Your Friday Afternoon Forecast has the latest: https://t.co/oJ7piiGSIX https://t.co/eldpTRjrEd