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Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storms Spawn Tornado Warnings Across Parts Of Region

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Multiple tornado warnings were issued across the region on Monday as severe storms moved through the area. Tornado warnings were in effect for parts of southeastern Pennsylvania, South Jersey and Delaware on Monday afternoon before expiring.

A tornado watch expired for the region at 7 p.m.

 

Wind gusts with these storms could be in excess of 50 mph.

 

 

Much of the shower activity will come to an end by 7 p.m., though a spotty shower will remain possible into midnight.

The strongest wind gusts will diminish early in the evening.

On Tuesday, not much moisture will remain on the backside of the system across our area, but energy from the upper-level feature may generate a spotty rain shower in the morning.

For Tuesday afternoon and evening, an isolated snow shower may sneak its way into eastern Pennsylvania from the Great Lakes region on a strong northwesterly wind flow.

The best chance for a snow shower on Tuesday will be in the Poconos where we could see some very minor accumulations into Tuesday evening.

Wednesday will be mostly sunny, breezy and cold, with wind chills in the 30s all day.

This system is expected to bring significant snowfall over the lower Midwest, including Northwestern Pennsylvania -- where up to a foot of snow by fall by Wednesday morning.

CBS3's Llarisa Abreu contributed to this report.

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