June 15 Fathers Day Weekend Weather Nearly Perfect Before A Heat Wave Builds In
Saturday, June 15
Morning Report
We are about to turn the corner to summer weather, for sure! This weekend is a break with low humidity and comfortable temperatures, so you can enjoy Father’s Day on both days!
During the work week, High Pressure will park off the East Coast, allowing heat and humidity to build in and take us well into the 90s.
Morning Surface Weather
High Pressure has brought a cooler and less humid air mass that has carved out much of the Eastern US. On the back side, the storm track will remain nearly steady for a few days.
Afternoon Temperatures
Pleasant with low humidity and temperatures near or slightly below average.
CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore
TODAY June 15
Sunrise at 5:40 AM
Sunset at 8:35 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 63ºF
Record 47ºF in 1978
Normal High in Baltimore: 85ºF
Record 101ºF 1994
Sunday – Father’s Day
Nearly perfect weather remains comfortable, with temperatures slightly below average… before the heat wave builds in.
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Looking Ahead: Jet Stream
Sunday to Friday
The building Ridge of High Pressure will hold off the East Coast for much of the week
Snapshot: Tuesday
The location of the center of this Ridge off the East Coast will create the Bermuda High and heat wave for the week.
Tuesday Afternoon Weather
High Pressure will remain locked for the week. This will keep stable air and inhibit clouds while increasing humidity. The result will be that each day will become less comfortable, and there will not be much rain in sight—not organized, at least.
Storm Forecast: Sunday to Friday
No organized weather features for us. There may be some spotty pop-up thunderstorms in the high temperatures at the end of the week.
Model Temperature SUGGESTION
I am showing the GFS Model forecast for Baltimore at BWI simply to highlight the aggressive nature of the heat. I am holding back a little in my forecast below, but there is a suggestion of temps reaching over 100ºF next weekend. I think the humidity may hold us back a few notches. But the race is on…
7 Day Forecast
With the Heat Wave building, there’s not much in the way of rain. Only isolated storms may pop up later in the week.
The Heat Index at the end of the week may exceed 105ºF, prompting Heat Advisories.
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