Monday June 13 – A strong storm is departing New England and is responsible for bringing in a new air mass for a few days. After a weekend with temps in the 90s, even though we never got the expected storms, the winds have shifted to bring in cooler, dry air. That will be the most noticeable element to make it feel event cooler. Temps should make it to the low 80s in central Maryland, but upper 70s in southern Pennsylvania. Winds will be gusting 20 to 30 mph. The next few mornings will drop into the 50s. We will turn the corner Wednesday night and Thursday as the next storm approaches. At this time, it should pas through for another dry weekend, then we watch for the potential for it to reemerge up the coast.
First the temperature outlook.
Rain And Storm Outlook: Thursday/Friday
Weekend: At this point it is expected to be dry and cool
Quick Announcement About My 3rd Trek Across Maryland
On August 7 I will be embarking on my 3rd trek across Maryland for Cool Kids Campaign. This is a 325 mile hike and bike from the summit of Wisp to the Inlet of Ocean City over 7 days. When I was 14 years old I almost lost my leg. I recovered and went back to playing sports. I do this to inspire kids battling cancer today and share their stories. I am looking for fun and ambitious people to join my team. You can do a single day, the whole week, or provide your own team. There is also a big opportunity for box partners to pledge and get large media exposure in return. Please see this link and contact Victoria at Cool Kids Campaign to signup. The trek route and more about my story is on my trek page.
Next Week: Storm Redeveloping Off The Coast?
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