June 12 Summer Heat About To Visit For A Few Days Then Strong Storms Friday Evening

Wednesday, June 12

Morning Report

We are about to turn the corner from this late spring weather. We still have a chill in the air this morning, but a warm-up is on the way. A band of clouds for a few hours will signal the warm front and new air mass on the way. 

The next two days will push into the 90s, but it won’t be a true heat wave. There is a risk for strong or severe storms late Friday, followed by a pleasant weekend. 

Next week, more summer heat will expand our way and last longer.

6 AM Temperatures 

Check out the 40s in Southern PA!!!

Morning Surface Weather

A warm front will bring a band of clouds, marking a new air mass and wind shift. So after this cool/chilly morning, the afternoon will clear out and warm up.. Starting the two days of hot weather we expect.

Cloud Forecast: 6 AM to 6 PM

Snapshot at 10 AM

Period of clouds with the warm front.

Snapshot at 4 PM

Clearing and warming up.

Afternoon Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY June 12

Sunrise at 5:40 AM

Sunset at 8:33 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  62ºF

Record 46ºF in 1972

Normal High in Baltimore: 84ºF

Record 96ºF 1914; 1986

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Thursday

Starting to get hot!

Morning Temperatures 

Wind Forecast

The air flow from the South will help push temperatures up into the 90s for some parts of central Maryland.

Afternoon Temperatures

Next Storm: Friday

Friday Morning to Saturday Afternoon 

Snapshot Friday Evening

The cold front may produce a line of strong to severe storms.

Looking Ahead: Jet Stream Next Week

Wednesday to Monday

Snapshots

Saturday Morning 

Briefly cooler and pleasant for the weekend.

Monday Afternoon 

The pattern will shift to allow the summer heat to flow into the Eastern US. 

7 Day Forecast

As we get deeper into June, the heat will become more dominant. Two days of 90s this week, then strong storms on Friday evening, will bring a pleasant weekend.

Next week, we can expect another push of summer heat and more days in the 90s.

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