Storms are trying to organize locally like this one near Dillsburg. However, they seem to be hitting some issues likely in the form of some warm air above the surface. We will continue to watch as storms develop.

Rain has moved into the ridges and valleys northwest of Harrisburg, but thunderstorms are still possible south and southeast of this rain. A severe weather watch is likely to be issued this afternoon that may include some local counties. We will keep you updated.

Storms are developing now, especially just west of the area over the mountains. Heavy downpours will be the biggest impact from these so far.

Any lingering showers are exiting east now. Cooler, and drier air enters from the west and north through today before more rain chances return. I'll have the latest at Noon on @abc27News.

Some of peeks of sun did help a few more showers develop over the last hour. Scattered/sporadic showers will continue until this evening with drier weather in between.

The line of showers is slowly approaching, but it is also meeting up with the dry air locally. Only a few hundredths of rain is likely through tonight.

Waves of beneficial rain continue to arrive this morning. Visibility is low in some areas again too due to fog.

Slow-moving rain over far western areas. Otherwise not much happening yet as storms will slowly develop this afternoon.

Heaviest rain of the day has been stalling just to the west of Lancaster city. This prompted the flash flood warning for the area.

Radar already active with slow-moving or stationary downpours and storms. The trends have favored Adams, York, and Lancaster Counties for the heaviest rain and that so far is happening. Over an inch of rain can quickly happen under these, if not more.

Any brief showers or storms appear to be focused over the mountains so far. Nothing severe developing at this time, just areas of heavy rain.

A lot of lightning in the storms over southern Huntingdon and Fulton Counties moving slowly east. Not severe at this time, but torrential rain and frequent lightning will be with this line.

One storm so far out ahead of the rest (storms across the western mountains) over western Lancaster County. Fortunately this one seems to be moving northeast and not stalling.

The large mass of rain that started over the mountains is slowly progressing eastward. Circled are the two areas of heaviest rain we are watching closely. Reports of basement flooding in southern Juniata County today, be aware of these issues due to slow-moving downpours.

Heavy downpours for southern areas will be developing late this afternoon into the evening. So far any severe weather has remained to the southwest of our region.

While there may be some strong gusts on the initial push of the storms, this is a huge wall of water and torrential rain as the storms pass by over southeastern Dauphin, Lebanon, York, and Lancaster Counties.

Strongest cell of the day passing through McAlisterville and Thompsontown. Gusty winds and very heavy rain as this storm initially blows through.