Noon Monday October 3, 2022
Did you think the rain was done? You might have in central Maryland, but the storm is expanding the rain across Delmarva and will push it back west across central Maryland this afternoon.
The ghost of Ian Nor’easter continues to spin off the coast, and hugging a little closer. We can see this on the morning radar and satellite loops (below). If you have outdoor plans, despite the soggy ground, you might want to account for the rain again. Here’s a quick look:
Heavier rain in yellow and orange continues to push inland to the west. Central Maryland should get wetter during the afternoon.
That circulation is the remnants of Hurricane Ian reformed off the Mid Atlantic coast. It is hugging a little closer, which is pulling the rain back westward/inland.
The Ghost of Ian Nor’easter is continuing to develop and hang closer to the coast. Those steady Northeast winds are pulling the rain back inland.
This is why rain is expected to expand to central Maryland. That includes Baltimore, Annapolis, even up to York in PA.
Remaining steady or cooling with the rain and wind.
Flooding and Beach Erosion will be most prominent along the ocean coast.
Low Pressure continues to spin off the east coast, even retrograding closer on Tuesday. Then it finally pulls away and fades on Wednesday. Yes, this Nor’easter has been born from the remains of former Hurricane Ian.
Around 1 inch in central Maryland to 4 inches or more by the beaches.
Temps remain chilly with the storm, but as soon as the sun returns we will warm up to the 70s for the end of the work week. Then the next cool down will arrive, while remaining dry next weekend.
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