June 25 Heating Up Again Today Then Severe Storm Risk Tomorrow

Tuesday, June 25

Morning Report

This morning remains pleasant under a clear sky and comfortable humidity. This morning’s temperatures are 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday morning at 6 AM. But the break from the heat is brief. This afternoon, we get back into the 90s, then surge higher with more humidity tomorrow.

NOAA has issued a severe storm risk for Wednesday afternoon. Storms may produce damaging wind, large hail, and even an isolated tornado.

Another brief break on Thursday and Friday, with more heat and strong storms over the weekend.

Morning Temperatures

Here, we see a dramatic difference from yesterday morning. Baltimore was at 80ºF at 6 AM Monday, in contrast to 64ºF this morning. The afternoon will reverse course back to the heat.

Morning Surface Weather

High Pressure has kept the overnight and morning clear and pleasant. As it moves to the coast, the heat will return today, then followed by more humidity tomorrow.

The active pattern will bring in a cold front with the potential for severe storms on Wednesday Afternoon.

High Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY June 25

Sunrise at 5:41 AM

Sunset at 8:37 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  65ºF

Record 53ºF in 1979

Normal High in Baltimore: 87ºF

Record 99ºF 1997

Wednesday

The hot weather will be met with a strong cold front and build up the potential for severe storms.

Morning Temperatures

Afternoon Temperatures

NOAA Severe Storm Risk

Potential for storms to produce flash flooding, winds of 58 mph, large hail up to 1 inch in diameter, and an isolated tornado.

Any storm can produce dangerous lightning.

Radar Simulation: Noon to Midnight

Snapshots:

3 PM

Watching the line form in the mountains near I-81.

4 PM

Storms may hit Hershey, York, and Westminster to Frederick in MD around this time.

5 PM

The best chance for metro Baltimore will be during the afternoon commute.

6 PM

The evening focus is south of Baltimore and on Delmarva.

7 PM

The evening focus is south of Baltimore and on Delmarva.

Looking Ahead Storm Forecast: Friday to Sunday

Saturday Evening

Another round of late-day storms that may turn strong to severe.

Sunday Afternoon

Early showers will shift focus to the south as cooler air works in.

7 Day Forecast

A brief surge of heat will be broken with the strong to severe storms on Wednesday. Then, another push of heat and humidity with more storms to follow over the weekend.

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