June 24 Weather Cooler Breeze This Afternoon Then The Heat Returns With Mid Week Storms

Monday June 24

Morning Report

The weekend validated expectations for high heat as new record-high temperatures were set up and down the East Coast. However, the stormy evening was underwhelming. One of the reasons this morning remains very warm in many areas of the Mid-Atlantic. For example, Baltimore was 86ºF at midnight and still in the 80s at sunrise. But relief is on the way for a little bit today.

Baltimore Records Broken

Saturday = 101ºF (broke 100ºF in 1988)

Sunday = = 98ºF (broke 97ºF in 1894 and 2010)

Morning Temperatures at 6 AM

A cold front has been moving through, but the essence of that new air mass will still take a few hours to be truly felt. A strong breeze from the North this afternoon may make boating on the Bay tough, but it will feel a lot better and hold temperatures close to average.

The heat will return tomorrow, and strong storms may pop up on Wednesday. Then, another surge of heat will build back for the weekend.

Morning Surface Weather

The cold front has moved through, but the noticeably cooler and less humid air will continue to take a few hours to expand southward.

Wind Forecast: 8 AM to 8 PM

Winds at 2 PM

Winds may gust up to 30 mph on the water.

Temperatures at 2 PM

This is still warm, but about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday for most areas.

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY June 24

Sunrise at 5:41 AM

Sunset at 8:37 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  65ºF

Record 48ºF in 1992

Normal High in Baltimore: 87ºF

Record 97ºF 1894

Tuesday

The hot weather makes a return.

Morning Temperatures

Afternoon Temperatures

Looking Ahead: Tuesday To Thursday

A round of strong to severe storms can be expected to arrive later on Wednesday as the next cold front bumps up the heat and humidity again.

Snapshot

Wednesday Evening

A hot and humid day, combined with a fresh cold front, may ignite strong to severe storms in the Mid-Atlantic.

Jet Stream Forecast: Monday to Saturday

Monday Morning

Briefly cooler and less humid.. for one day!

Thursday Afternoon

Briefly cooler and less humid for two days…

Saturday Afternoon

The heat dome returns.

7 Day Forecast

The heat returns tomorrow and then ignites the next round of potentially strong storms on Wednesday.  Next weekend looks HOT again!

Monday

A break from the heat as morning showers and clouds may linger.

Morning Temperatures

Afternoon Temperatures

Radar Simulation 6 AM to 8 PM

Morning showers across Lower Delmarva…

Then some pop-up showers in the afternoon and evening. But they will be isolated.

Looking Ahead: Tuesday To Thursday

A round of strong to severe storms can be expected to arrive later on Wednesday as the next cold front bumps up the heat and humidity again.

Snapshots

Wednesday Evening

Thursday Morning

Thursday Afternoon

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