Wednesday June 19 2019
It is still warm and muggy. The good news this morning is that we don’t have a watch or risk map to show. However Murphy’s law would suggest that might actually make it more likely. We will have more storms develop this afternoon and tonight. Below is a suggestion how it might play out with emphasis on southern PA and north central Maryland tonight. Again, this all depends on the location of the stalled frontal boundary still located in central PA.
Morning Temperatures
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Average High: 84ºF
Record High: 99ºF in 1994
Average Low: 63ºF
Record Low: 48ºF in 1954
Sunrise: 5:39 AM
Sunset 8:35 PM
*Daylight = 0:09 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 73ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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Another day, then the pattern should break Friday. The weekend will start with a crisp feel and cool mornings, then bring back anther risk of storms Sunday afternoon.
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