June 8 Weather Stunning Saturday Then Some Showers Sunday

Saturday June 8

Morning Report

For a nice change of pace, we will have absolutely beautiful and rare Saturday weather. High Pressure is in control, with sunshine and low humidity. But there is a lot of movement aloft, so high clouds might mix in later in the day.

The upper-level pattern will reinforce the chill, and with that, the chance of some rain showers with more clouds on Sunday. The next clearing later in the day will lead to another wonderful day on Monday, followed by the summer heat some might be waiting for. 

Morning Surface Weather

Local Look

High Pressure is in control with a Northwest wind, keeping our temps comfortable and humidity low.

Wider View

The next disturbance will move out of the Great Lakes with clouds and rain on Sunday.

The MCC near St. Louis is a MesoScale Convective Complex. A cluster of severe storms that will remain out of our reach… riding on the edge of the summer air mass. 

Afternoon Temperatures 

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY June 8

Sunrise at 5:40 AM

Sunset at 8:32 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  60ºF

Record 43ºF in 1977

Normal High in Baltimore: 82ºF

Record 99ºF 2011

Sunday

The next disturbance will bring in clouds and a chance for showers starting in the morning… then slowly shifting east during the after and evening (reaching the coast).

Morning Temperatures 

Afternoon Temperatures

Radar Simulation 6 AM to 8 PM

Radar Simulation Snapshots 

7 AM

11 AM

3 PM

6 PM

Looking Ahead: Jet Stream Next Week

Monday Morning to Thursday Evening

Monday will start with the core of cool air, and then the week will gradually allow the zonal flow to bring in summer heat.

Monday Afternoon

Core of Chilly Air

Thursday Afternoon

Summer Heat in with the Zonal Flow.

7 Day Forecast

Starting the week pleasantly cool, then ending with the 90s and higher humidity.

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