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Sunday May 19 Morning Report The aftermath of the rainy Saturday is plenty of leftover moisture. This has left us with a bit of humidity and areas of thick fog…
July 1 2022
Friday Morning Update
Today we begin a brand new month, so I want to share a few weather and sun stats. But the glaring issue is about the heat, humidity and storms this holiday weekend. The good news is that it will be short lived, and improving for July 4th.
July Stats (for Baltimore)
Average High Temperature: 89ªF Between July 2 and 26
Hottest Day: 107ºF in 1936
Sun Times:
July 1
Sunrise at 5:43 AM
Sunset at 8:37 PM
July 31
Sunrise at 6:05 AM
Sunset at 8:18 PM
By the end of the month, sunlight will be 40:05 less
Morning Surface Weather
Heat pumps in today, but that brings more humidity as well.
The result will be a band of showers and strong thunderstorms.
More storms will arrive tomorrow with a cold front, that will be followed by more pleasant air by Sunday.
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
It will feel like close to 100ºF
Radar Simulation —> slider
1 PM to 10 PM – HRRR Model
Animation 1 PM to 10 PM
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY July 1st
Normal Low in Baltimore: 67ºF
Record 50ºF in 1988
Normal High in Baltimore: 88ºF
Record 103ºF 1901
Saturday
More humidity means a warmer morning, but maybe not as hot in the afternoon with storms. The risk for severe weather is centered on our region.
Morning
Afternoon
Severe Storm Risk
Radar Simulation: 4 PM to 10 PM
Radar Simulation 4 PM to 10 PM
This looks like an issue mainly between the mountains and I-95/Metro Baltimore. It may reach Annapolis and Easton by 10 PM.
Farther south and to the beaches should remain dry.
Looking Ahead:
Sunday will be cooler, but we ‘may’ see showers linger by the beaches. The overnight model guidance did move that farther south, but I want to see one more run before dropping that chance.
As of now, July 4th is looking good!
Sunday
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Beach Forecast
7 Day Forecast
After storms that may turn severe on Saturday, it will be followed by a cooler Sunday. The July 4th- Monday should heat up again, but remain dry.
Another round of strong to severe storms is possible on Tuesday.
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