Greater threat for severe weather and heavy rain moving in Tuesday

This is the 10 o'clock news. I'm Sheba Russell and that threat for severe weather gets even bigger on Tuesday. So Kathy, you say tomorrow may not be so bad, but the days after that could turn dangerous. Yes, the most active weather day with the heaviest rain and the greatest potential for flooding is Tuesday. Ultimate Doppler showing a few spotty showers out there right now, but nothing like we'll be seeing over the next 48 hours. So overnight, low temperatures in the sixties. It is comfortable during the day tomorrow that severe weather risk goes up for isolated severe storms on a scale of 1 to 5 or a one that's a marginal risk with some heavy rain and some gusty winds. But fast forward, it will get more serious as we get into Tuesday tomorrow. We start off quite warm by seven a.m. Where it's 71 by the afternoon, we see some scattered showers and thunderstorms. A few could be severe with damaging winds by Tuesday. We're gonna watch an area of low pressure move from Pennsylvania and it moves offshore, almost becoming a coastal like storm and pulling in that Atlantic moisture back toward New Jersey, Pennsylvania, even into New York. So that's why we have a greater threat of seeing some heavy rain and some flooding. You can see see the severe weather threat on Tuesday on a scale of 1 to 5, a two from Philadelphia to the south and west to the north and east. It's a one. So where you see the that is a greater risk for severe weather for scattered severe storms. Once again, flooding could end up being the biggest problem of Tuesday. So the storms peak on Tuesday. The quiet returns later in the week. And of course, we look ahead to the month of August. We'll send it back to you.