Scattered storms with brief downpours are likely to lead to some flash flooding and flooding today in the western Pennsylvania area.

The National Weather Service in Juneau issued a severe thunderstorm for the city and bureau of Juneau at 3:26 p.m. Alaska time Monday — the first severe thunderstorm warning eve

Hail and wind are the main storm threats with an evening to late night round of storms Tuesday into Wednesday AM. This brings a couple days of heat relief but by Friday highs are back to the 90s and this will kick off a 3 day stretch of Alert Days for intense heat with heat index values of 100-115 degrees.

High humidity will be in place over the coming days, and that will fuel a few rounds of strong and severe storms through Tuesday.

A stretch of unsettled and increasingly hot weather is setting up for Maryland, with severe storms possible midweek and the hottest temperatures of the year likely arriving by early next week.

The Midwest is facing a prolonged period of severe weather through Wednesday, with the FOX Forecast Center warning of multiple rounds of intense thunderstorms capable of producing tornadoes, very large hail,

A slow-moving soaker is departing the Ozarks, bringing heavy rainfall, while a cold front will bring a risk of severe storms to the region, with large hail, damaging winds, and a limited tornado