Severe Storm and Flash Flood Watch Update June 2
June 2 2022 Afternoon Update
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in place until 9 PM, in addition to a Flash Flood Watch. That goes to 8 PM or 10 PM depending on your location. The overlap, meaning the heaviest total rainfall covers metro Washington, to Annapolis, Baltimore up to Philadelphia.
Map of Watches
Severe Thunderstorm and Flash Flood Watch Overlay
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.
The storms that fired up this afternoon between Washington and Annapolis were caught late by short range modeling.
There is more to the west, and we have through evening.
Hail Reports:
1″ Hail was documented in Virginia – Sudley and Manassas.
In Maryland – Crofton.
That is enough to produce damage.
RADAR LOOP
Local…
Watch this band develop and train – move over the same locations – along Rt 50. That helped with local flooding with rainfall rates over 1”/Hr.
Wide View:
There are more storms behind this initial cluster…
Short Range Forecast
NEW RADAR SIMULATION: HRRR Model
Animation 4 PM Thursday to 6 AM Friday
I made this long loop to show the scattered activity overnight ending by morning.
Snapshot at 11 PM
This is the last main push into metro areas… just before midnight.
Compare To The 2 Hour Radar Loop
Showing Last 2 Radar map data
Reminder: NOAA Severe Storm Risk Today
Sever Storms are classified as:
- Winds over 58 mph
- Hail over 1” diameter
- Flash Flooding
- Isolated Tornados
- Dangerous Lightning
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…
In Case You Missed It..
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