WEDNESDAY, July 8 will feature a risk zone for storms across parts of the Plains and Upper Midwest. Things look to get wet overnight, potentially lingering into Thursday morning.
A cold front will impinge upon a humid, moisture-rich airmass, causing scattered thunderstorms to form between 6 and 9 PM, coinciding with peak daytime heating.
Storms may eventually merge into a line. There's not much jet stream wind energy blowing overhead, keeping the severe weather risk marginal. Only scattered gusts of 50-60 mph are likely.
That said, locally heavy rainfall is probable. Storms will sag southward overnight before dissipating into Thursday morning.
@wmata U should tell the ops to do a Pre-Trip Inspection if everything it's working and the seats are good.... On 4674 Block L-119 on P33 (R4).... This I have experienced this unit same problem so this issue never was fixed.... Thank you!
@wmata I lose an item in Jul 9th and guess what, never came to the lose & found... And I had to buy another one... Good service ngl... What a deception.... 😒😒😒
@presmelb@wmataGM Actually Im a fan of transit and Agreed with you too, WMATA needs to put a sign it says Layover Area because most of the customers will be confused and asking themselves on why the bus is Out of Service...