The threat to the severe climate on Saturday is to change east, putting more than 25 million people alerts East of Pennsylvania to the south of Maine.
This includes Philadelphia, New York City; Allentown, Pennsylvania; Poughkeepsie, New York; Hartford, Connecticut; Manchester, New Hampshire; and Portland, Maine.
A severe storm relief from Maryland to Maine has been issued, until 8 pm This includes much of the I-95 corridor, including Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
In the next few hours, storms scattered to severe storms will be developed.
The primary danger of any severe storm that develops is a gust of strong and potentially damaging wind. The isolated large hail and a brief tornado or two cannot be ruled out, especially for places in northern New England included in the clock.
Any thunderstorms of slow motion with torrential rain could also trigger localized sudden floods, especially in urban areas and bad drainage, and bring frequent rays.
The harmful winds, the great hail and the rays will be possible on Saturday night until the area, with a scarce risk of brief tornadoes.
Sudden floods will also be a concern for some of these areas, with the highest risk (level 2 of 4) that extends from Philadelphia to Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Multiple rounds of heavy rains due to overlapping and training storms will be able to produce localized areas to sudden flood dispersed, especially with the heaviest downpours or in areas known to flood.
These storms will start shooting after noon on Saturday and will continue until the night.
It is expected that the bad weather will reach Philadelphia to the city of New York from 2 to 8 pm, with a persistent rain at night; Poughkeepsie and Hartford got on Springfield, Massachusetts, as soon as 2 in the afternoon, continuing until 6 at 8 pm and Portland to Boston from 4 to 10 pm, with heavy rains that continue during the night.
Boston does not face the greatest threat to sudden floods or severe climate, but strong storms are expected to pass through the area.
The rains will continue to remain in the first half of Sunday while this cold front continues to move through the region, with the region drying Sunday afternoon until the night.
Behind the cold front that is triggering these storms will be remarkably colder air for Sunday.
