Wednesday Night Update
As we approach mid-April, the jet stream looks like late winter. A large upper-level Low will help a slow-moving storm settle over our region for a few days. Yes, there is snow in the conversation, but that will be limited to the high mountains to our west and up north in the Poconos and Catskills.
This is a brief look at the expected timeline across the Mid-Atlantic. With reference to Baltimore in the Mid-Atlantic, the rain on Thursday may hold most of the day just west and north. It will spread east at night and expand on Friday.
The duration of the rain will linger on Saturday, then taper off on Sunday. As a dad with a kid in sports, I expect the fields to remain soaked, and this could affect practice or game schedules this weekend, even if the rain ends early. We are in line to get between 1 and 2 inches of needed rain for most areas.
Let’s take a look:
Low Pressure in the Ohio Valley will be followed by an upper level low that will stall the colder air across the Southeast US over the next few days.
Rain near Baltimore and westward.
Rain near Baltimore and westward.
Rain near Baltimore and westward.
Rain spreads across Central Maryland and to Delmarva.
The development of this slow-moving storm will produce a large field of steady rain and even mountain snow.
The Surface Low will pass off the coast on Sunday afternoon, hopefully taking the rain and chill with it.
The core of the upper-level Low will pass to the Southeast US. This will lock in the Eastern US with a cool and damp weather pattern.
This is the higher end, with pockets over 2 inches.
This has a lower overall total and still brings most of our region over 1 inch in total.
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Brief Recap Of The Record Snow For Virginia and the abrupt change from the longer range potential track.
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