May 9 Cooler With Rain And Severe Storm Risk Tonight South
Thursday May 9 Morning Report Today is the first day of the year with sunrise before 6 AM in Baltimore, but we won’t see it. After a high temperature of…
Thursday March 24 Morning Fog Storms East Then Chilly Weekend
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Thursday March 24
Morning Report
The rain last night was heavy in spots. If you had downpours pound on your home and wake you up, there is a chance there is this fog nearby on your ride this morning. The prime areas are around I-95 and I-81, where travel may be extra slow.
Morning Fog
The last push of this storm will bring the best chance of storms today to southern Maryland and Delmarva. We can see the more likely spots where the warmer 60s prevail on thermometers. The start of the Maryland Plunge in Annapolis is on the edge, but I think most of the rough weather will remain south and east of here.
Temperatures
Severe Weather Outlook From NOAA
The Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) is in place for Southern Maryland and Lower Delmarva)
Monday Morning Set Up
Surface Weather
Temperatures
Radar Simulation —-> slider
10 AM to 4 PM
Afternoon Temperatures
It looks like the warm air will not fully reach central Maryland. This is what will restrict the storms today, but the result is that it remains on the cooler side.
Rain Animation: 5 PM to Midnight
NAM 3 Km Model
There may be one more push of heavier rain showers this evening and tonight. This will be the cold front marking a distinct change in our weather on the way.
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY March 24
Seasonal Snow: 14.4”
Normal Low in Baltimore: 36ºF
Record 18º F in 1896
Normal High in Baltimore: 56ºF
Record 83ºF 1929
Friday Temperatures
We will see more sunshine and a break in the action…
Morning
Afternoon
Chilly Weekend
Saturday:
A clipper will be passing through northern PA. This will increase instability showers in the afternoon…
Surface Temperatures will be in the 40s to lower 50s..
Temperatures Aloft At Cloud Level will be below freezing.
Temperatures here measured in ºC
Clipper
It may be possible for low based convection to produce some mixed snow, graupel, or small ice pellets.
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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