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Overview

During the afternoon and evening hours of March 14th 2024, a strong low pressure system developed over the lower Midwest States. This, along with favorable upper level dynamics setup as strong to severe thunderstorms began to develop over the Indiana and into western Ohio. The setup resulted in numerous strong tornadoes over Indiana and into western Ohio. The system weakened a bit as it moved east. As the convection began to move into eastern Ohio, the environment was supportive of severe storms but not strong enough for tornadic development. The storms that began to move through eastern Ohio and into the West Virginia Panhandle and southwestern Pennsylvania resulted in some large hail being produced. Hail was the main threat posed by the storms. Rainfall was a concern in some spots. 

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