Very Active Winter Storm Pattern Continues With Ice Saturday And Snow Next Tuesday
Thursday Night Update February 6 2025 February is known for the bulk of winter weather we see in our region. We are about to get a few winter storms starting…
August 9 Heat Advisory And More Storms With Relief In Sight
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August 9 2022
Tuesday Morning Update
After taking a few days off and returning to forecasting, I was struck with this thought: It is August and it is Hot! What’s new? However, we do have above average heat with a Heat Advisory in place for parts of the region. We also can expect late day thunderstorms which could last into the night.
The ‘new’ thing is the pattern change and refreshing air mass that should arrive later this week and into the weekend. So even with a few bumps along the way, we will get there…
Heat Advisory
This includes metro areas around the Chesapeake Bay, Upper Eastern Shore and Southeast Pennsylvania.
Morning Surface Weather
The slow moving front will kick off more severe weather. We will get some storms later today, but the big event will likely be tomorrow when this crosses our region.
Afternoon Temperatures
NAM 3 Km Model Simulation 4 PM to Midnight
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BROADCAST FINISH OF MARYLAND TREK 9 (Saturday Aug 6)
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY August 9
Normal Low in Baltimore: 66ºF
Record 55ºF in 1989
Normal High in Baltimore: 88ºF
Record 101ºF 1930
Wednesday Temperatures
Morning
Very warm and muggy
Afternoon
Storms Late Evening And Overnight
I did take a few days off, but I still believe the models are not performing optimally. So I must default to the expectation that these storms are likely to develop a little earlier and expand more than suggested.
Expect to have a stormy evening and night across the region… Then we start to improve Thursday into the weekend.
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