April 24 Weather: Some Showers Then Another Push Of Cold Air Followed By Summer Heat Sunday
Wednesday, April 24 Morning Report A milder start today with most areas in the 50s to near 60ºF along parts of the Bay. There is a push of colder air…
5 AM June 16 2022
Thursday Morning Update
Watching storms develop rather than move in from another location is alway tacky business. The forecast lat night held up, with the exception that the storm formation was a little later and a little farther east.
Not that they have ‘popped’, we can watch Harford and Cecil Counties through Delmarva for this burst… Plus morning on the way.
We are still expecting 2 Rounds: One this morning, then again this evening with a severe risk.
5 AM Doppler Radar Snapshot
Storm Development Recap
3 AM to 5 AM
UPDATE: SEVERE STORM RISK: FOR ROUND 2 LATER
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UPDATE at 5:15 AM
Quick development with this cell along I-83 centered on Cockeysville.
More in Montgomery County will track east. Columbia, Laurel, Glen Burnie, and maybe Annapolis could get in on this in the next hour.
Radar Update: Last 2 Hours
Showing Last 2 Radar map data
Last 2
Radar Simulation Animation
NAM 3 Km Model 5 AM to Noon
Here we can see the development of heavy rain along the Chesapeake with reinforcements from Pennsylvania to pull through the rest of the region.
Sticky Afternoon
After the storms depart and the sun comes out, temps will jump with higher humidity. This will bring back the heat index.
Temperatures
Heat Index
Round 2 At Night
NAM 3Km 6 PM Thursday to Midnight
This will be a more distinct line of storms we will see moving out of the Great Lakes through NW Pennsylvania… and track into our region at night.
There is a risk for these to turn severe. I will have more on this in my update (aiming to be published around 6:30 AM)
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