June 10, 2023
Saturday Morning Update
We are back into a near-normal weather setup. The majority of the smoke has dispersed and our temperatures will be warming up this weekend. So getting and staying outside is encouraged.
We have a growing drought, so our outlook for rain on Monday is welcome. While this will be the first region-wide rain since May 21, and we could get a decent soaking, it will only make a dent in our deficit. Let’s take a look.
If you noticed the improvement yesterday, it has continued through today.
Most of the region is in the Moderate to Good range.
High Pressure will allow for more sun and a warmer wind. This will pump us up to the mid-80s today and we will be approaching 90ºF tomorrow.
The storm in the central US will organize and reach us with needed rain on Monday.
A Moderate Drought is expanding in our region.
As of this morning, Baltimore is 8.43 inches below average rainfall for the year.
We will have a dry day with a mostly sunny to partly cloudy sky.
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Normal Low in Baltimore: 61ºF
Record 49ºF in 1960
Normal High in Baltimore: 83ºF
Record 97ºF 1964
The development of the storm to our west will first help pump in that warmer air ahead of it. The rain for our region appears to be timing out for an afternoon and evening opportunity on Monday.
Rain will be expanding all day, so by 5 PM most of the region is likely to be wet.
This product is not precise and often shifts.. but this gives us an idea of many of the areas with the potential to get 1/2 inch of rain or more.
We get rewarded with a summer-like weekend followed by rain on Monday. This may be something that develops during the day into the afternoon and evening. It will be followed by another stretch of dry days. So the drought will still be a concern.
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