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July 13 Weather Not Completely Done With Storms
Maryland Weather
National Weather Service
climate data
Forecast
July 13 2022
Wednesday Morning Update
We find ourselves in a typical summer pattern for a change. I say that because up until now it’s been mostly cooler than average with a few hot days sprinkled in between. Then the eruption of storms, including the multiple paths of destruction we had yesterday.
If you missed the storm recap, I will report a link below. As for the question of tornado or straight line winds (which can be more destructive), we need to wait for the National Weather Service survey to confirm. That maybe completed today.
The weather today remains warm and a bit humid, which is not helpful for nearly 100,000 customers still without power between northern Virginia and Maryland.
Our risk of storms will be small and widely scattered, however will increase again with more heat over the weekend and next week. Let’s take a look…
Morning Surface Weather
Afternoon Temperatures
Radar Simulations
NAM 3 Km Model 12 PM to 10 PM
Here we can see pop up showers, keeping most of our region with a 20% chance. It will be more likely north and south.
HRRR Model 4 PM to Midnight
This shows a little more focus for southern Pennsylvania and a larger band for Southern Maryland by evening…
Then a cluster tonight for metro Washington to Baltimore. I will watch this for any consistency with each hourly update.
Storm Report (preliminary) : Tuesday July 12
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY July 13th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 67ºF
Record 55ºF in 1978
Normal High in Baltimore: 89ºF
Record 99ºF 1966
Temperatures
Morning
Afternoon
Radar Simulation 12 PM to Midnight
This looks much less active, but still some pop-up showers can’t be ruled out. I’ve kept this at 20% chance…
7 Day Forecast
Looking ahead we get a dip of temps into the 80s, but bring back the humidity as that stalled front meanders closer to us. That should bring an increased storm risk late weekend and early next week.
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