Montgomery County, PA Weather Alerts
Every National Weather Service alert issued for Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, pushed to your phone within moments — county code PAC091, forecast zone 3 zones (PAZ103, PAZ104, PAZ070). Free with StormCast.
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These are the identifiers the National Weather Service uses when it issues a warning here. StormCast watches PAC091 directly rather than matching on place names, which is why an alert arrives whether you are in Abington or anywhere else in the county.
NWS County Code
PAC091
Forecast Zones
3 zones (PAZ103, PAZ104, PAZ070)
Forecast Office
Mount Holly (PHI)
Radar Station
KDIX
Towns covered in Montgomery County
An NWS alert for Montgomery County applies to all 78 of these communities. You do not need a separate alert for each one.
River gauges in and around Montgomery County
StormCast tracks 4 gauges near Montgomery County. Set a flood-stage alert on any of them to get notified before the water reaches you.
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Alert types issued for Montgomery County
Tornado
Tornado Warning, Tornado Watch, Tornado Emergency and Severe Thunderstorm Warning.
How tornado alerts work →Flooding
Flash Flood Warning, Flood Watch, Flood Advisory and River Flood Warning.
How flood alerts work →Winter
Winter Storm Warning, Ice Storm Warning, Blizzard Warning and Winter Weather Advisory.
Winter warnings explained →Fire Weather
Red Flag Warning and Fire Weather Watch when conditions favor rapid fire spread.
Fire weather alerts →Heat & Cold
Excessive Heat Warning, Heat Advisory, Freeze Warning and Frost Advisory.
Frost & freeze alerts →Montgomery County weather alert questions
Which NWS forecast zone is Montgomery County in?
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania is NWS county code PAC091 and spans 3 forecast zones (PAZ103, PAZ104, PAZ070). Alerts for it are issued by the Mount Holly (PHI) Weather Forecast Office, and the nearest NEXRAD radar is KDIX.
Which towns in Montgomery County are covered?
All of them. NWS alerts are issued at the county and zone level, so a warning for Montgomery County covers every community inside it, including Abington, Ambler, Arcola, Ardmore, Audubon, Bala Cynwyd, Blue Bell, Bridgeport, Bryn Athyn, Cedars, Cheltenham, Collegeville, Colmar, Conshohocken, Creamery, Dresher, Eagleville, Earlington, East Greenville, Elkins Park, Fairview Village, Flourtown, Fort Washington, Franconia, Frederick, Gilbertsville, Gladwyne, Glenside, Green Lane, Gwynedd, Gwynedd Valley, Harleysville, Hatboro, Hatfield, Haverford, Horsham, Huntingdon Valley, Jenkintown, King Of Prussia, Kulpsville, Lafayette Hill, Lansdale, Lederach, Mainland, Merion Station, Mont Clare, Montgomeryville, Narberth, Norristown, North Wales, Oaks, Oreland, Palm, Pennsburg, Perkiomenville, Plymouth Meeting, Pottstown, Red Hill, Royersford, Salford, Salfordville, Sassamansville, Schwenksville, Skippack, Souderton, Spring House, Spring Mount, Sumneytown, Telford, Tylersport, Valley Forge, West Point, Willow Grove, Worcester, Woxall, Wyncote, Wynnewood and Zieglerville.
Are there river gauges in Montgomery County?
Yes — StormCast monitors 4 river gauges in and around Montgomery County, including Schuylkill River at Norristown, Perkiomen Creek at Graterford, East Branch Perkiomen Creek at Schwenksville. You can set a flood-stage alert on any of them and get a push notification when the water rises.
How fast are alerts for Montgomery County delivered?
StormCast polls the NWS alert feed every 30 seconds. When a warning is issued for PAC091, the push notification goes out within moments — even with your screen off.