Ahead of heat wave, thunderstorms are dumping rain across the Northeast on July 14.

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Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are affecting the East Coast, particularly the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, leading to multiple severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings. The slow-moving nature of these storms is increasing the risk of flooding, especially along the I-95 corridor from North Carolina to upstate New York, including cities such as Albany, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York.

The severe weather is expected to continue for several hours before transitioning to a period of intense heat, with temperatures forecasted to reach the 80s and 90s, and some areas experiencing heat indices in the triple digits. The combination of flooding and high temperatures poses ongoing risks for residents in the affected regions.

Stormy start to the week in the Northeast leads to flash flooding

We've seen waves of shower storms, heavy rainfall continuing here across parts of the East Coast, the mid-Atlantic, the Northeast, even in portions of Maine. We've had multiple severe thunderstorm warnings and multiple flash flood warnings, and that is going to continue to persist here as we head throughout the next 6 to 12 hours. This is the primary zone we are watching out for that overall risk of flash flooding from North Carolina all the way through upstate New York. Albany is going to be included on this as well. That I-95 corridor will be watching out for some heavy rainfall as well. In addition to the flooding threat, we're also going to be watching out for a risk of severe weather. Here's the overall zone here, our updated AccuWeather exclusive storm zone. Any storms that form in this highlighted region will be capable of producing large hail and damaging winds. We've seen widespread severe weather already, and we are going to see more chances of that severe weather as we head throughout this evening and tonight. Future track radar is showing that as we head through 7, 8 p.m., you can see widespread shower storms and severe weather ongoing here across this region, but it's going to be during this timeline where we see the storm chances really ramping up for Washington, D.C., for Philly, for New York, and these storms are going to last here. Unfortunately, they're going to be more of the slow-mover type, which, unfortunately, slow-moving heavy rain producers, those are the types of storms that just exacerbate the overall flooding potential and the flooding risk here as we head to this evening. Here's a stop on the clock here at midnight. Now, to the north, the storms by about midnight will slowly start to lose some intensity. However, the storms to the south look like they're still going to be rocking here as we head into the evening and then overnight hours into your early Tuesday morning. By 2 a.m., we're still going to see some noisy thunderstorms here along I-95 from Jersey down through North Carolina, so we will be watching out for some loud rumbles of thunder here to start your early Tuesday morning, so heads up for that. And the storms look like they're going to last here even as the sun comes up for your early Tuesday morning. And then after that, the heat returns. Take a look at this. Between Tuesday and Wednesday, very hot weather stretching from the Midwest all the way through the Northeast into New England. We're going to see temperatures widespread in the 80s and 90s, and for some of these areas, our accurate weather refill temperatures will be in the triple digits. So it's going to be dangerously hot here across the Northeast as well, so we'll be watching out for that potential. So overall, the trend for Tuesday is warm air to the north, watching out for some showers and storms there across the mid-Atlantic coastal areas down to the southeast. That's going to be because that's going to be from, I should say, the moisture from our tropical rainstorm that Anna will detail here coming up. But overall, temperature-wise here for tomorrow, widespread 80s, widespread 90s. It's going to be a hot day here across the Northeast.

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