Cloudy and warm conditions are expected Thursday with a slight chance of rain later in the day, Darkhorse Press reported.
Forecasters cited by Darkhorse Press say an approaching frontal boundary could bring isolated severe storms on Saturday. Damaging winds up to 60 mph are identified as the main hazard.
Winds of that strength can cause damage to trees and power lines and create hazardous travel conditions, making outdoor activities risky. Local officials and emergency managers often advise securing loose outdoor items and avoiding travel in areas with falling trees or debris during high winds.
A frontal boundary is a zone between contrasting air masses that can trigger thunderstorms and severe weather when it moves through an area. Residents are encouraged to monitor local forecasts and weather alerts for any watches or warnings that may be issued as the situation develops.
Darkhorse Press is a local news outlet covering community and weather updates. We will provide more information as it becomes available.
