Light rain is possible early Wednesday morning into the early afternoon across western and central Pennsylvania. As daytime heating sets in, storms could form in Ohio and traverse east.

10 AM Wednesday simulated radar.

4 PM Wednesday simulated radar - Rain persists across the northwest, CAPE settles in and storms slowly build in Ohio.

6 PM Wednesday simulated radar - Storms develop in NE OH, NW PA, and W NY. These storms could be severe containing 60 MPH winds and/or hail of 1.00 inch!

8 PM Wednesday simulated radar - Storms continue in NY, PA, and OH. A new cluster develops in central OH. These storms could be severe containing 60 MPH winds and/or hail of 1.00 inch!

10 PM Wednesday simulated radar - It is possible a line develops from central NY through western PA into eastern Ohio. These storms could be severe containing 60 MPH winds and/or hail of 1.00 inch!

12 AM Thursday simulated radar - The line consolidates into central PA. These storms could be severe containing 60 MPH winds and/or hail of 1.00 inch!

Max daytime temps will reach into the 80s in most locations, nearing 90 in SW and south central PA.

Max CAPE (storm energy) will be around 1,500 j/KG, strongest in Ohio and western PA.