July 27 Humidity And Some Heat Returning: Stormy Friday Then Nicer Weekend
July 27 2022
Wednesday Morning Update
Yesterday the high temperature at Baltimore’s BWI was 81ºF. This was the coolest day of the month, and even cooler with many inland areas staying in the 70s.
Today, the heat and humidity make a return. We are still dealing with a quasi-stationary front drifting back to the north. There is uncertainty with this, much like yesterday… You remember that, right? Then the rain I expected in the afternoon was underwhelming.
This time, we may see some showers, especially in the evening or tonight.
The peak activity should be Friday when a final push of a cold front will bring in a new air mass for the weekend.
Temperatures at 6 AM
Morning Surface Weather
Satellite Loop 4:26 AM to 6:26 AM
Still watching clusters of storms in the Mid-west that should spread more clouds our way… and perhaps late day showers into the mountings and western suburbs.
Afternoon Temperatures
Return back to the lower 90s in urban areas and south. We should notice the humidity building back for all.
Evening Storms?
HRRR Model 12 PM to 10 PM
The chance for showers will be scattered in the afternoon and tonight. I would not put too much weight into this for locations… Simply the idea to watch for late day activity.
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CLIMATE DATA
TODAY July 27th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 67ºF
Record 52ºF in 1962
Normal High in Baltimore: 88ºF
Record 101ºF 1940
Thursday Temperatures
More sun should allow temps to recover, but may also spark scattered late day showers and storms.
Morning
Afternoon
Looking Ahead
ECMWF Model Though Saturday
The timing of showers over the next few days will be uncertain, but most likely on Friday with the cold front. This could ignite severe storms then bring in clearing with a fresh air mass over the weekend.
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