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…
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Until 9 PM Plus Local Flooding
Maryland Weather
National Weather Service
Severe Weather
Warnings
July 2 2022
Saturday Afternoon Update
Here we go again, but this was expected. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been posted for most of our region until 9 PM. In addition to that a Flood Watch has been issued for Central Maryland until 10 PM. This is because some storms may produce 1 to 3 inches of rain and lead to Flash Flooding.
This does bring heightened attention to Ellicott City for flooding. I also want to draw attention to Northeastern Maryland, mainly Cecil County through Northern Delmarva. The region may be in the path for multiple strength severe storm cells through the afternoon and tonight.
In this post you will see the latest Watch Area, Compare Two Model Radar Simulations (both animation and sliders), and Live Lightning and Radar Widget.
I continue to have low confidence in the short range guidance models. However, within this short time frame, there is a general idea of this:
- 6 PM and 10 PM: Metro areas (Frederick, York, Westminster, Ellicott City, Baltimore, Bel Air) get most stormy.
- After Midnight: The front stalls with storms redeveloping between Baltimore, Annapolis, and central Delmarva.
- Sunday Morning: Lingering showers, with more storms through the day around Ocean City.
Alert Reminder:
Watch – (may happen) – This means potential for storms to turn severe or flooding is likely. This is usually issued first for a broad areas and over the course of 6 hours or longer.
Warning – (happening now) – This is when a storm is occurring with those conditions. A shorter time frame with more specific towns and counties will be named.
Storms may contain winds over 58 mph, hail over 1″ diameter, and isolated tornadoes.
They are more likely to have dangerous lightning and or flash flooding.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch
This was issued by the National Weather Service.
Counties Included are:
Maryland
ANNE ARUNDEL BALTIMORE CALVERT
CAROLINE CARROLL CECIL
CHARLES DORCHESTER FREDERICK
HARFORD HOWARD KENT
MONTGOMERY PRINCE GEORGES QUEEN ANNE`S
ST. MARYS TALBOT
Pennsylvania
ADAMS BUCKS CHESTER
DELAWARE LANCASTER MONTGOMERY
PHILADELPHIA YORK
Virginia
ALEXANDRIA CHARLOTTESVILLE FAIRFAX
FALLS CHURCH FREDERICKSBURG MANASSAS
MANASSAS PARK
4:15 PM Doppler Radar Snapshot
Here was the radar view I saw as I came in from my training today.
The storms were firing up, what appeared to be earlier than model guidance.
Short Range Models
HRRR Model —> slider 5 PM to Midnight
Radar Animation Simulation
5 PM to 4 AM
NAM Model —> slider 5 PM to Midnight
Radar Animation Simulation
5 PM to 8 AM
Live Radar and Lightning Widget
From Earlier Today
Severe Storm Outlook from NOAA
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7 Day Forecast
After storms that may turn severe on Saturday, it will be followed by a cooler Sunday. The July 4th- Monday should heat up again, but remain dry.
Another round of strong to severe storms is possible on Tuesday.
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