Wednesday September 1
A Tornado Watch was issued early this morning that covered Washington and Baltimore. It has since been cancelled, but a signal of what is to come.
A severe storm cell did move through Baltimore City prompting a warning around 5 AM. The is moving along I-95, and prompted a Flood Warning in Harford and Cecil County until 11:45 AM. Downpours can drop more than 1 inch of rain in less than 1 hour.
This was is a signal of the energy in the atmosphere, and more is on the way.
Doppler Radar Snapshot
This Doppler Radar snapshot shows two cells of heavy rain moving to the Northeast.
There will be a lull in the activity most of this morning, then expect more activity this afternoon.
Surface Weather
The remains of Ida are north Knoxville, TN this morning.
There will be steady rain redeveloping, mainly west of Baltimore for the morning, then the core Low with severe threat arrives mid afternoon for much of the region.
IR Satellite Loop
Live Radar
Radar Simulation: HRRR Model
6 AM to 8 PM
Here we see the lull after this morning round, with steady rain continuing west of the big cities.
The cluster of severe storms will arrive mid afternoon through evening.
Snapshot at 3 PM
Top Notes:
Flash Flooding is expected
Rainfall may be widespread over 2 inches.
Metro areas and southeast get a lull in rain this morning. Steady and heavy rain will last west and north.
Higher rainfall north and west of the Low AND with severe storms cells.
Afternoon/Evening: Watches may be issued for Severe Storms or Tornados. That will be for ‘potential’.
A ‘WARNING’ will be only when it is spotted and plotted through a town.
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