July 26 Rain On The Way And One Of The Coolest Days This Month
July 26 2022
Tuesday Morning Update
Yesterday the high temperature at Baltimore’s BWI was 92ºF. This made 8 days in a row and 15 days this month in the 90s. Today, we pause the heat! That frontal boundary we talked about has stalled, and slowly less humid air will be filtering in from the north.
A wave of Low Pressure will ride our way with a steady band of rain during the afternoon and evening. This will keep us cooler today.
Heat will return tomorrow and Thursday, but a pattern change should arrive this weekend.
Temperatures at 6 AM
Morning Surface Weather
Satellite Loop 4:26 AM to 6:26 AM
The cluster of bright colored cloud tops in Illinois and Indiana is what will head our way later today.
We should remain mostly cloud to overcast with develop showers. The steady rain will arrive any time between 2 PM and 10 PM.
Afternoon Temperatures
In addition to being the first day in 9 days not reach 90ºF, this could be only the second day this month to stay in the 70s.
Afternoon Storms
This is the HRRR Model Suggestion for rain… with the steady band just west of the cities at 4 PM. There has been a tendency for rain to arrive earlier than shown here…
Consider showers any time today, with steady rain possible any time AFTER 2 PM.
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CLIMATE DATA
TODAY July 26th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 67ºF
Record 55ºF in 1976
Normal High in Baltimore: 88ºF
Record 101ºF 1940
Wednesday Temperatures
Morning
Afternoon
More sun should allow temps to recover, but may also spark scattered late day showers and storms.
Looking Ahead
ECMWF Model Though 8 AM Saturday
While warmer air will work back in, that front stays in the vicinity keeping showers around each day.
The chance of thunderstorms will peak on Friday with possible severe cells again.
This weekend is still a wild card! The GFS Model brings back rain late Saturday into Sunday east of the mountains. However, the European Model has us dry. I am leaning more optimistic for now… but if I see any trend towards the wet stuff I will make the adjustment in my next full report.
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