May 28 Better Weather For The Memorial Day Weekend Then A Heat Wave

May 28 2022

Saturday Morning Report

While we are still under the circulation from that old storm, the bulk of the energy moved through last night and is off the coast.  The result will keep temps a little cool and add in some clouds, but the showers and storms will be isolated the afternoon and evening. 

The weather continues to improve and warm up Sunday and Memorial Day Monday.  Then we set the stage for a heat wave next week.

Satellite Loop: 5 AM to 7AM

Morning Set Up

Surface Weather

The original Low Pressure with that circulation still needs to sweep thought. The cooler air aloft will lead to self destructing sunshine. That means sun will warm the ground, which will help build more clouds today… and a few isolated thundershowers later. 

Radar Simulation Noon To 11 PM

Simply a guide- not perfect.

The bulk of energy will be north of I-70, with a better chance of a thunderstorm in the mountains and through southern PA after 4 PM

Temperatures

Morning

Afternoon

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CLIMATE DATA

TODAY May 28th

Normal Low in Baltimore:  56ºF

Record 38ºF in 1961

Normal High in Baltimore: 77ºF

Record 97ºF 1941

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Looking Ahead: Jet Stream Through Wednesday 

Building Ridge in the Eastern US means heat surges.

7 Day Forecast

Another heat wave with most of next week expected to reach the 90s, then break with storms on Thursday.  Friday (at this point should be cooler. 

Please note that as we approach summer, weather systems can slow down and result a delay of changes farther out in time. 

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