Monday June 19
Buckle up for a bumpy ride. The day is starting off feeling like afternoon heat and humidity. The atmosphere is unstable and a strong cold front will trigger a round of severe storms this afternoon with the target on our region. These storms have the potential for large hail over 1 inch diameter, winds over 60 mph, and isolated tornadoes. We also have a Flash Flood Watch due to heavy rain. The time frame will be between 2 and 9 PM for most of us, then shifting to Maryland’s Eastern Shore in the evening. The storms should weaken before reaching the beaches by midnight.
If this isn’t enough, we may have two named Tropical Storms in the Caribbean to track in the next day or two. I will have more on Bret and Cindy in my next report.
Alerts To Be Aware Of
Watch – Means it MAY happen. Usually issued for a window of 4 to 6 hours
Warning – Means it IS HAPPENING and being tracked by county for the next 30 to 60 minutes
Simulated Radar
This guide does tend to perform better than on air mass thunderstorm days. The time frame for the metro areas is 4 to 8 PM. The storms will hit the mountains first, and weaken a little crossing the Chesapeake Bay. The severe weather elements will be fading by the time it reaches the beaches at midnight.
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Flash Flood Watch
The potential for a quick 1 inch or more of rain in any storm could lead to local flooding
High Temperatures
Large View Tracking
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Temperature Outlook
Temperatures should stay in the 80s but the humidity will drop tomorrow after the front passes. We need to watch the developing tropical system for potential impact for us later in the time frame.
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