The flash flood threat is significant for southeastern Ohio, eastern Kentucky, much of West Virginia, and southwest Virginia, where saturated ground from previous storms increases the risk of flooding. Urban areas such as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore are also at risk of flash flooding. Severe thunderstorms in East Tennessee and Western and Central North Carolina, including cities like Chattanooga, Charlotte, and Raleigh, could produce damaging wind gusts exceeding 60 mph. These conditions may lead to localized power outages, travel disruptions, and hazardous road conditions.