June 27 Showers And Storms This Morning Tracks To the Beaches By Evening
June 27 2022
Monday Morning Update
Today is our day with the cold front. This looks like a slow mover, which means we have the entire day to watch it cross the state. Some showers already developed before sunrise, which fits the forecast from my prior report. Now we need to extrapolate further to plan for the day.
Going forward we still have the same concern about the short range modeling short changing us. I have the simulation below, which suggests some thunderstorms erupting around Baltimore and I-95 around noon. Showers may linger into the afternoon for metro areas.
Like yesterday, I expect we will have more activity sooner, and it will be more widespread all day.
We will watch this track across southern Maryland to the beaches this evening.
A few chilly mornings ahead will be contrasted with the heat that builds in by the end of the work week.
Morning Surface Weather
This is our cold front which should take all day to reach the coast. Behind it a much cooler air mass we will feel for sure tomorrow morning.
I wanted to start with the live radar so you can track the pop up showers and storms. I do not have high confidence in the short range modeling. But those simulations below do suggest the timeline and location of the activity pushing towards the coast.
Live Radar and Lightning
Radar Simulation
7 AM to 8 PM
The HRRR Model is our best product, however is is already missing the showers we have seen at sunrise in metro Baltimore.
So, as I mentioned yesterday, I would again suggest we will see more activity than shown here. That means more of us will get in on the rain, and thunderstorms may erupt sooner in metro areas (between 10 AM and Noon).
Slider —-> 12 PM to 8 PM
- The line of storms should get very active around noon and beyond…
- The line will move to the Southeast, while the individual cells will be moving to the Northeast.
- This will cross Delmarva and reach the beaches by evening.
- Metro areas have may lingering rain showers with cooler temps for a few extra hours.
NOAA Severe Storm Outlook
The risk for storms is moderate to high, especially across central to Southern Maryland and The Beaches.
The chance any cell turns severe is Marginal for damaging winds and large hail.
Mid Day Temperatures
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY June 27th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 65ºF
Record 50ºF in 1979
Normal High in Baltimore: 86ºF
Record 100ºF 2010
Tuesday
Temperatures will be cooler
Morning
Afternoon
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