Severe storms will fire from the Delmarva Peninsula and southeastern
Virginia through the eastern Carolinas and eastern Georgia into northern
Florida. Norfolk, Charleston Savannah and Jacksonville may get hit by storms
with damaging winds, hail and localized flash flooding. Isolated tornadoes may
also develop, especially from southeastern Virginia to eastern North
Carolina.
The threat for severe storms will end quickly before midnight and calmer weather will follow for much of the region through Tuesday.
Story by AccuWeather.com Meteorologist Meghan Evans.
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