Friday May 6 – The coastal storm we are dealing with today continues to move to the west off of the ocean and is expected to stall over the northern Chesapeake Bay. While this might sound depressing or scary, it may be a good thing. The rain we are seeing is being pushed inland, but once the center of the storm is inland, it will spin itself out. First take a look at this radar simulation showing how the rain will rotate around the Low and Baltimore. The steady rain will taper to showers and there is hope to get the Orioles game in. Albeit chilly and damp. The real improvement will come on Mothers Day.
Simulated Radar:
Notes:
- Most of the rain will rotate ‘around’ the center of Low Pressure
- Showers will linger this evening and overnight
- Showers are possible around the Low on Saturday, but as it pulls away… a dry westerly wind should develop and limit that.
- Mother’s Day: Showers in the morning, but turning windy as we dry out and see the sun by after noon.
Faith in the Flowers- For Save A Limb Fund
Help me support 16 year old Lexi Hack’s fundraiser to give back to the program that is helping fix her legs. See the display at Westminster’s Flower and Jazz Festival Saturday in the Bowman’s Booth. I plan to be there between 2 and 4 PM
These shirts (baseball T comes with red or black sleeves) and eco-friendly Tote Bag come with a bracelet to help raise money for Save A Limb Fund.
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