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climate data
National Hurricane Center
Severe Weather
Forecast
June 2 2022
Thursday Morning Report
NOAA has most of our region in a risk for severe storms today. Some showers have already formed, along with patchy drizzle and fog. The atmosphere is ‘soupy’ and primed for rain and storms to erupt any time, but the most active weather will be between 2 PM and 8 PM. Two simulations are below to compare model timelines.
Friday will be calm and pleasant, with this extending into the weekend.
In the Gulf of Mexico the first named tropical storm may form and cross Florida this weekend. The chance there is up to 80%.
Morning Set Up
Surface Weather
Severe Storm Risk
Potential for storms that may contain damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes, or flash flooding. Any storm may contain dangerous lightning.
Alert Reminder
A Watch means it ‘might’ happen.
A WARNING means it is ‘HAPPENING NOW’. This is more urgent and tracking an event across towns with more specific times.
Radar Simulations
HRRR Model —-> slider
3 PM to 10 PM
HRRR Model Animation
2 PM to 10 PM
NAM 3Km Model Animation
Noon to Midnight
This shows more activity earlier for southern PA, then the severe storm clusters a little farther south, including Washington DC and Southern Maryland.
Temperatures: Afternoon
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY June 2nd
Normal Low in Baltimore: 58ºF
Record 44ºF in 1993
Normal High in Baltimore: 79ºF
Record 96ºF 1923
FridayTemperatures
Morning
Afternoon
Tropical Outlook
NOAA and The National Hurricane Center gives a 80% chance for a named storm by Saturday. It will be called Alex.
Heavy rain will cross Florida and may clip North Carolina, but not reach us. However, the high surf could ripple up through our local beaches later in the weekend and next week.
7 Day Forecast
A pleasant cool down tomorrow into the weekend.
The tropical weather will miss us, but may impact the waves on the local beaches.
Much calmer on Bay Waters…
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