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May 3 2022
Late Tuesday Evening Update
The storm responsible for the severe weather and tornado outbreaks over the past few days has reached western Pennsylvania. Alerts have been pinging my system all afternoon and evening, which most of our region has remains on the cool side of things.
This post is simply to inform you that some of those storms may reach use overnight and predawn on Wednesday. So don’t be too surprised with rumbles of thunder.
Tuesday Evening Set Up
NOAA SEVERE STORM RISK
This outlook has held up well from this morning… now we watch what may hold overnight.
Radar Loop Tuesday Evening
Temperatures
It is relatively cool and not supportive of severe weather. But the atmosphere is primed to keep heavy rain bands and some thunder through the early mornings…
Radar Simulation Overnight
10 PM to 7 AM Wednesday
A cluster of heavy rain is expected to pass through metro areas before sunrise.
Snapshot at 2 AM
I would give this a little buffer, but plan for possible heavy rain and rumbles of thunder between midnight and 4 AM.
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Wednesday Simulation
NAM 3 Km 12 PM to 10 PM
This looks like a classic Potomac River favored day. Heads up Washington DC to southern Maryland..
The rest of the area will have a 30% chance of showers.
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