GOHSEP is monitoring potential effects associated with a cold front that will be moving into the state tonight.
The northwest part of the state will see an enhanced risk of severe weather tonight, and the northeast, central, and southwest parts of the state will see a slight risk of severe weather into Saturday morning. The southeast part of the state will see a marginal risk of severe weather tomorrow.
Possible impacts include damaging winds, local heavy rainfall, tornadoes, and large hail.
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