Thursday Rain Update: Southern Storm Track And More Showers Tonight
Thursday March 24 2022
Mid Day Report
At 11 AM, I compared the actual radar to the plot from the short range HRRR Model. It has performed well with tracking the line of heavy rain across Southern Maryland and Delmarva. There have been some embedded lightning strikes and boomers.
Surface Weather at 11 AM
This is part of the complex storm system crossing the eastern US. Yes, this is the remains of the severe storm system that erupted from Texas to the Gulf Coast earlier this week. It is running its course and weakening, but still has some energy to push out.
Below is a look at the final push of developing showers in the mountains that is expected to reach central Maryland tonight.
Severe Storm Outlook Thursday
Snap Shots at 11 AM
Local Doppler Radar
The line of heavy rain has clipped Southern Maryland and The Lower Eastern Shore. Some lighting was identified south of Cambridge… Salisbury, Pocomoke City, Southern Delaware to the beaches remain under the influence though the day.
Radar Simulation Plot at 11 AM
Radar Simulation Animation
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