May 2 One More Hot Day Then The Cool Down And Rain For The Weekend
Thursday May 2 Morning Report This is one of those days where we get a little surprise. The old air mass is holding strong and will allow one more hot…
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Until 10 PM Monday July 25
Maryland Weather
National Weather Service
Severe Weather
Warnings
2 PM July 25 2022
Monday Afternoon Update
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch was just issued for the region until 10 PM. This means there is potential for storms to turn severe, but not promised. This fits the Severe Outlook shown in this morning’s report. Note that some storm cells may produce damming wind, large hail. Isolated tornadoes, and flash flooding. Any storm may produce dangers lighting regardless of having a warning.
A Warning will be issued when there is a cell with these criteria already and being tracked through specific towns and counties.
In the post you will see the current conditions compared to the short range radar simulation and live radar/lightning widget below.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Until 10 PM
The front is on the move and already bringing rain and a cool down to parts of the areas. As mentioned this morning, this front may slow down or stall this week.. This included later today.
So the early stages of showers have been benign, they are expected to flare up across I-95 and possibly lead to multiple cells along the boundary where it hangs out late in southern Maryland.
Short Range Forecast:
Let’s compare the 2 PM Radar to the forecast from the HRRR Model… Then we can extrapolate how it plots out the rest of the day in the simulations below.
It is looking like the line of storms may begin to get very active and pop severe cells as it gets close to metro areas and I-95. This can be any time after 3 PM, then remain a force for Central Maryland around Rt 50 and south through Southern Maryland and the beaches until this evening.
2 PM Snapshots
Temperatures
We can see the influence of the previous rain cooling inland areas into the 80s and 70s. Far Western Maryland is in the 60s, but that is an elevation between 2,400 and 3,000 Ft.
Doppler Radar
2 PM to Midnight
HRRR Model —-> slider
The first image as the forecast. Compare that to the snapshot above…
Animation: 2 PM to Midnight
This is the same product as above, just put in motion…
Live Lightning and Radar Widget
NOAA Severe Storm Outlook
Potential For:
- Damaging Wind
- Large Hail
- Isolated Tornado
Any Storm May Bring
- Dangerous Lightning
- Flash Flooding
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