August 25 2022
Thursday Morning Update
Late summer heat is going to be the theme for a while. I hope your AC is working, and definitely hope its working in most Maryland schools that will be starting next week. Within these patterns there are subtle impulses that will determine the risk of showers and thunderstorms each day (mostly late in the day).
Today there will be the influence of the stormy southeastern US to spread clouds our way. The chance of late storms will be small and scattered.
The outlook for storms over the next week will be just about every day. It is nearly impossible to state with precision where and when other than ‘later in the day’. It’s just something we will need to address with odds each day.
Clouds will move in from that southern storm system, but most of the rain will stay to our south.
A large dome of heat will continue to influence our weather into next week.
Clouds will be increasing from the south, dimming the sun then overcast by later in the day. This includes the beaches turning cloudy.
The chance of seeing a storm will be about 20%.
Hottest temps will be in urban areas reaching the lower 90s.
Tropical Atlantic Nearing A Record Low For Activity
Normal Low in Baltimore: 65ºF
Record 51ºF in 1952, 1963
Normal High in Baltimore: 86ºF
Record 97ºF 1936, 1948, 1963
A bit muggy in the metro and bay areas. Cooler inland.
Many more days ahead in the 90s.
We may see a line of thunderstorms develop late in the afternoon and evening crossing central Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay.
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