September 2 Weather And Tropical Storm Danielle Forms Ending Atlantic Gap

September 2 2022

Friday Morning Update 

Locally we have a quiet start to the Labor Day Weekend, but that will change with building humidity and storms.  However, the Atlantic is getting active with a new Tropical Storm for the first time in 60 days, ending the second longest mid season gap.  What is really interesting is that this is consistent with the other two years that did not have a named storm in August. More on that below.

Morning Surface Weather

High Pressure is dominating the Mid Atlantic and Northeast.  This provides a cool start, but sunshine will carry us to a warm finish. Add in a light easterly wind and the humidity will increase this weekend. Then we look to the west and that disturbance will build our way to end the weekend a little stormy.

Morning Temperatures

It is cool inland and farther west. Still mild around the water of the Chesapeake Bay

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Afternoon Temperatures: 

CLIMATE DATA

TODAY September 2

Normal Low in Baltimore:  63ºF

Record 50ºF in 1892

Normal High in Baltimore: 84ºF

Record 99ºF 1953

Saturday  Temperatures 

Morning

Afternoon 

NEW: TROPICAL STORM DANIELLE

Almost exactly on schedule. We just tied the 3rd August with no named tropical storms in the Atlantic and now have a new named system. If you look at the other years, BOTH 1961 and 1997 had a storm named early in September that reached Major Hurricane Intensity. 

It looks like this has a chance to match that.

National Hurricane Center

2 Day Outlook

Tropical Storm Danielle has 70 mph winds and will likely become a hurricane today. It will remain in the north central Atlantic. 

There are two other systems that ‘have a chance’, but the odds seem to be slipping a little with development. 

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