Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Signs of increased tropical activity in the Atlantic with three areas being monitored for development Body of Good Samaritan recovered after rip current rescue in Myrtle Beach 4 major celestial events to dominate the night sky this week Another round of severe weather is targeting parts of the Midwest, Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley beginning Monday afternoon, after Sunday’s storms spawned at least one tornado in northwestern Illinois. This stormy pattern will remain over the region for much of the week, with thunderstorms tapping into high humidity to produce heavy rain and a flash flood threat as storms repeatedly track over the same areas from Chicago through the Ohio Valley into Pittsburgh and the central Appalachians, including Charleston, West Virginia. A tornado was spotted by FOX Weather Exclusive Storm Tracker Brandon Copic Sunday evening near Annawan, Illinois, as severe storms rumbled across the state.
