June 14 Rain Showers Today

June 14, 2023

Wednesday Morning Update

Today starts off cloudy with rain already falling in the hills and mountains across the western part of our region. We will track this into metro areas through lunchtime. Then some clearing and warming, while we watch afternoon thundershowers north and a second band of rain forming later this afternoon across southern Maryland.

Morning Surface Weather

Low Pressure in Northwest PA appears to be a little farther south than forecast. This is still passing north of our region which is a track that favors rain in the mountains, but breaking up farther east.

This is what we will see today, however the initial rain is already arriving this morning.

Live Radar Widget

Rain entering the region may not tend to look more impressive and arrive sooner than the simulation forecast maps below. I post this radar for you to compare.

Radar Forecast Animation

8 AM to 8 PM

This will be mostly a morning event for central areas. More storms will erupt north for Pennsylvania.

While central areas will clear out this afternoon, showers will develop from Southern Maryland later in the afternoon.

Radar Forecast Snapshots

11 AM

A line of rain will be moving through metro Baltimore and Washington with some pockets of heavy rain or thunder.

12 PM Noon

Pockets of thunder may include the Baltimore Beltway and northern suburbs.

1 PM

The initial line will break up.

4 PM

While central Maryland clears out, some thundershowers will pass through central PA AND the front will redevelop rain showers across southern Maryland.

Temperatures: Noon

Lunchtime will remain cool with rain showers.

Temperatures at 5 PM

With some clearing this afternoon, we should see a later time for the daily high in the upper 70s.

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CLIMATE DATA

TODAY June 14

Normal Low in Baltimore:  62ºF

Record 46ºF in 1978

Normal High in Baltimore: 84ºF

Record 98ºF 1994

Thursday

Morning Temperatures

Another rather chilly start, especially for the western suburbs where some areas will begin in the 40s to near 50ºF.

Afternoon Temperatures

Just below seasonal expectations.

Rain Forecast: Friday morning to Monday evening.

This looks like a repeat on Friday with rain showers, then after a warming and dry weekend, the next chance for rain will return Monday.

Jet Stream: Wednesday to Next Tuesday

The upper air pattern continues to send cooler and unsettled weather into the eastern US. We will see a warm-up this weekend, followed by cooler temps again next week.

NOAA Temperature Outlook

7 Day Forecast

The overall temperatures will remain near or below average. However, there will be some heat on Father’s Day Weekend, followed by cooling again next week.

The rain in sight is NOT a drought buster, but at least we see more days with showers.

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