Update: Tornado Watch expires; potential for more storms | The Latest from WDEL News

A twister watch that was issued by the National Weather Service for all of Delaware has expired as of 6:00 p.m.

Forecasters on the National Weather Service (NWS) stated the main hazard was anticipated to be damaging winds. In addition to the potential for extreme storms, widespread heavy rainfall is predicted which might result in localized flash flooding.

The risk of extreme climate has prompted occasion cancellations together with the Brandywine School District Board Meeting together with after faculty and night actions; night actions within the Christina School District; after faculty actions in Red Clay Consolidated; Colonial School District afternoon actions; and, Appoquinimink afternoon and night occasions.

The storm system blasting throughout the jap half of the United States has already resulted in extreme climate within the Ohio Valley and Southeast, whereas creating blizzard circumstances within the Upper Midwest.

Stay tuned for updates because the climate system approaches.

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