JuneTotalJune 2015 has come to a close with one last round of rain and severe weather just to rub our noses in it. Instead of waiving the white flag, you might want a checkered flag hoping we crossed the finish line (credit Jim Schuyler for that line). While we had the assistance of a former tropical storm to help, we were stuck in a pattern that seemed to shift from drenched east Texas to our region. We even had Texas size hail and countless tornado threats. Storm upon storm continued to focus its energy of extreme weather on us and just about every slight risk for severe storms played out. That’s a big supporter for my Atmospheric Memory Theory. But within the numbers and thousands of photos I am still sorting through, one thing in particular stood out. The hyper-local focus of rain and extreme weather on one spot between Baltimore and Bel Air Maryland actually received more than the radar estimates. The archived Doppler Radar images show more below.

By The Numbers:

Record Rain

June 2015 = 13.09”

June 1972 = 9.95”

June average: 3.46”

 

All time wettest months in Baltimore history:

1. 18.35″ August 1955

2. 13.32″ September 2011

3. 13.09″ June 2015

 

Days with Rain (Trace or More)

18

 

Days with Over 0.50”

7

 

Days with Over 1.00”

5

 

Days with Over 2.50”

2

 

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Record Wettest June in Baltimore- More on the way

 

Atmospheric Memory?

See the focus of the heavy rain and severe storms on the northeast side of Baltimore this month

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June 8

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June 23

The day with 4 inch hail in Cockeysville… A Tornado Warning was posted in the target zone

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June 27

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June 27- Wide View

 

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