May 1 Weather Gradual Cooling Trend Will Bring Rain Into The Weekend
Wednesday, May 1 Morning Report One of the marks of May Day is an ancient European holiday celebrating the start of summer. It feels like we have had our taste…
Tuesday May 24 2022
Morning Report
We have flipped the script from summer heat to spring chill. The storm moving through North Carolina is a tightly wrapped system, keeping the core of rain across southern Maryland and Virginia.
While we had showers overnight into PA, this morning, the rain is primarily south of I-95.
Doppler Radar Snapshot at 6 AM
Most of the region had rain overnight, the ground is still wet into southern PA.
As of 6 AM, the edge of the rain was south of I-95 and moving to the East and South….
Steady rain will persist in these southern areas, while the north side gets to dry out. Some showers may redevelop during the afternoon.
Morning Set Up
Surface Weather
That Low Pressure passes south, which keeps our region on the cool side. Winds will NOT be strong, but enough to hold in a damp easterly flow with temps a few degrees below or above 60ºF all day.
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Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
The official high in Baltimore will be in the lower 60s, but most of the region, especially in the rainy areas will be on the edge or dropping into the 50s.
It my bro a little milder farther north where it remains dry.
HRRR:
Animation 7 AM to 8 PM
Rain more likely across southern Maryland and Delmarva through mid afternoon.
North and West of Baltimore, it will be mostly dry, but some drizzle and pop up showers may redevelop in the afternoon.
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY May 24th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 55ºF
Record 41ºF in 1963
Normal High in Baltimore: 76ºF
Record 93ºF 1933
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Looking Ahead
Rain Animation: Wednesday Through Sunday
This time of year it is tough for fronts to move through. The cold air is not as strong, so weather systems can crawl or stall. That is why this risk of rain continues a little longer into the weekend.
Note: Friday looks the most active, then lingering showers but not a full washout. So there will be dry hours and some areas remain dry. It is impossible to determine who may miss out this far away…. But I’m pulling for you.
7 Day Forecast
This is how it translates for us…. The unsettled pattern remains most of the week. While we get a break on Wednesday, the risk of rain and storms increases Thursday and Friday.
It does appear that showers may linger into the start of the weekend, but aiming for an improvement by Memorial Day.
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