September 12, 2022
Monday Morning Update
Today is starting off a bit soupy. There is a lot of humidity in the air with a Dense Fog Advisory inland. However, there are many other areas with fog and drizzle. You may need your wipers on ‘intermittent’ this morning.
A strong cold front will push a line of storms our way this afternoon and evening. I have two model simulations below to compare timing. Behind this, the rest of this week looks quiet.
A large circulation over the Great Lakes has a trailing cold front that will move our way today. A line of strong storms is expected to form and affect our area any time AFTER 3 PM.
It is muggy/sticky
There may be some breaks of sun around midday. If you see the sun, this will boost temps and could provide more energy for stronger storms to turn severe.
Do you recall my mentioning the timing is slow (often)? Well, the FV3 model may be on top of it. Compare the timelines here, and I still had to add in a little buffer.
Prepare for storms any time AFTER 3 PM to 10 PM.
There is a chance some storms will turn severe with damaging winds, large hail. and local flash flooding.
Normal Low in Baltimore: 60ºF
Record 43ºF in 1967
Normal High in Baltimore: 81ºF
Record 97ºF 2019
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Once that cold front passes, we will get into a long stretch of very nice typical mid September weather.
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