June 11 Cool Day Then Summer Heat Leads To Strong Storms Friday And Cooler Weekend

Tuesday June 11

Morning Report

It is pretty common in an active weather pattern to get big temperature swings. This week, we will go from a cool day in the 70s today to the deep 90s by Friday. This will be followed by a round of strong to severe storms, ushering in another pleasurably cool air mass for the weekend. We might consider this a reward for all of those rainy weekends we have had much of the year (for real).

With schools letting out and pools opening up, you might be looking for more sustainable summer heat. We have yet to have a heat wave, but we may see longer-lasting heat next week.

Morning Surface Weather

The additional clouds are caused by an unsettled pattern with cooler air aloft. A weakness in the atmosphere may develop an isolated thundershower this afternoon. 

There is a warm-up on the way that will head in our direction and arrive at the end of the work week. 

Live Radar and Lightning

This ‘might’ get more active after 2 PM

Wind Forecast 8 AM to 8 PM

A persistent cool flow from the North…

Radar Simulation: Noon to Midnight

Snapshot at 4 PM

(Suggestion not a promise)

The suggestion is for a pocket of thundershowers that may develop across Northern Delmarva.

Afternoon Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY June 11

Sunrise at 5:40 AM

Sunset at 8:33 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  61ºF

Record 40ºF in 1972

Normal High in Baltimore: 83ºF

Record 99ºF 1991

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Wednesday 

Simply a pleasant day with a mostly sunny sky.

Morning Temperatures 

Afternoon Temperatures

Looking Ahead: Jet Stream Next Week

Friday Morning to Monday Evening 

Snapshots

Saturday Morning 

Briefly cooler and pleasant for the weekend.

Monday Afternoon

Summer heat will return and maybe more sustainable for the week.

7 Day Forecast

After the brief heat for two days, we will get two days of cooler weather this weekend, then start heating up again next week.

Hurricane Season Outlook

Click to read: NOAA Releases Most Aggressive Outlook

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