Wednesday March 23
Morning Report
Today we get stuck with an easterly wind. That will lock in cooler and damp air with rain developing by mid day and through the afternoon. It will be heavier later in the day, so after school sports may be impacted. A chance for thunderstorms farther south, and may push north tomorow with depending on wind flow.
Colder air this weekend and next week a hint of wintry weather.
Tuesday Tornado- Look Back At Yesterday
INCREDIBLE VIDEOS:
Before we get started, check this out from the severe storm outbreak on Tuesday In New Orleans
WATCH: Video shows large tornado ravaging through New Orleans, destroying homes and causing injuries pic.twitter.com/MeblX9UJwS
— BNO News (@BNONews) March 23, 2022
Large Pipe Funnel In Downtown New Orleans
WATCH: Video shows large tornado ravaging through New Orleans, destroying homes and causing injuries pic.twitter.com/MeblX9UJwS
— BNO News (@BNONews) March 23, 2022
Tornado Path Through New Orleans
River Boat Just Missing The Funnel
🌪️ WOW. Incredible view of the tornado near New Orleans earlier as seen from the Mississippi River while a cruise ship passed by.
Video from a @WGNOtv viewer via @PeytonLocicero. pic.twitter.com/picbXCWzDN
— Brantly Keiek (@BrantlyWx) March 23, 2022
Storm Reports:
Severe Weather Outlook From NOAA
This will shift east, and while we may miss the worst of it, there will be a chance for thunderstorms on Thursday.
Today
Monday Morning Set Up
Surface Weather
Temperatures
Rain Arrives Mid Day
Radar Simulation
12 PM to 10 PM
Afternoon Temperatures
Remaining Chilly
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY March 23
Seasonal Snow: 14.4”
Normal Low in Baltimore: 36ºF
Record 16º F in 1934
Normal High in Baltimore: 56ºF
Record 82ºF 1907
Thursday Temperatures
The wind direction will determine how far north the warm air may reach…
Inland may remain chilly.. The warmer temp will try to get close to Baltimore.
Morning
Afternoon
Radar Simulation
6AM to 10 PM
More rain and some thunderstorms
Saturday Colder:
A chance for rain or snow showers in the afternoon, then the cold air arrives with overnight freeze into Sunday morning.
Looking Ahead Next Week
Still watching Wednesday for a potential ribbon of wintry mix on the edge of that polar impact as it may get pushed out.
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