Wednesday June 15 9 PM – Did you notice the increase in humidity today? After the rain this morning that was more pronounced than expected for sum, a moist wind off of the Bay and Atlantic followed. That southeasterly wind from the water will enhance the disturbance on the way in tonight. This follows the saying I often repeat in set ups like this: Wind from the east will feed the incoming beast. The radar simulation below expands on what I showed earlier as showers will develop across our area tonight. The flare up of some thunderstorms will be followed by why appears to be a stalling of the line of rain for a few hours Thursday morning. I don’t expect severe storms, but some loud boomers and locally heavy rain (which we need ) is possible.
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Back to the weather….
Radar Simulation –> slider
You will notice one wave after midnight, then a second around sunrise. This will be the one that stalls between Harrisburg and Baltimore making I-83 to I-95 a wet morning commute.
Note: The rain in the morning might stabilize the atmosphere for the rest of the day as the worst storms may pass to our west. We will have to reevaluate that in the morning.
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