June 2 Weather Starts Raining In The Mountains And More Clouds For The Rest

Sunday June 2

Morning Report

Looking at the weather map this morning proves my concern over the last few days. There was a large storm that has spread clouds across our region but the rain has been limited. 

As expected, the mountains are wet and will be rainy today. However, the energy is breaking up, and it is questionable how much will make it into metro areas this afternoon or tonight. It is possible but not promised. 

So, in essence, most of our region will remain dry. My rain forecast for today was as much for my own plans as everyone else’s. I planned ahead with the potential of rain, and any delay is a pleasant surprise.

In the week ahead, there will be many days with a chance of showers, but it will not be a washout. We might get one day with more rain, but this is typical for mid-spring. 

Temperatures at 7 AM

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Morning Surface Weather

A veil of clouds has overtaken our region. As expected, the rain is confined to the mountains this morning. The rest of the day will see a slow movement of this rain to the east, with scattered showers popping up ahead.

Afternoon Temperatures 

The thermometers will respond to where it rains or not. If the rain holds off in metro areas, we will end up in the mid-80s.

Notice the drop to the 60s and even 50s across the mountains after the rain. 

Radar Simulation: Noon to 10 PM

4 PM

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY June 2

Sunrise at 5:42 AM

Sunset at 8:28 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  59ºF

Record 44ºF in 1966

Normal High in Baltimore: 80ºF

Record 97ºF 2023

Monday

Best suggestion now of the breakdown…

Morning Temperatures 

Afternoon Temperatures

Radar Simulation: Noon to Midnight

4 PM

8 PM

Looking Ahead: Tuesday to Friday

The best chance for rain may be on Thursday.

7 Day Forecast

This is NOT a washout, but there will be a change of showers most days in the week ahead. This is typical early June weather.

Hurricane Season Outlook

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