Friday October 26 2018
As of 1 PM, the leading edge of the rain has reached into north central Virginia. The storm will begin with showers for a few hours followed by heavy rain tonight. This may not impact afternoon traffic much, but if you have plans tonight I would consider the heavy rain. It appears that surge of moisture will arrive in metro Baltimore by dinner time. Winds will increase into early Saturday morning. Then we will watch the back edge of the rain slowly cross the region from south to north during Saturday.
This post updates the radar simulation from our high resolution model HRRR only. The plan for where the drying line moves and what areas stay wet Saturday still hold from this morning. There will be a second push of rain Sunday night into Monday.
Doppler Radar Loop (2 Hours)
Doppler Radar at 1 PM
Rain is showing just over the border into Virginia. Heavier rain around Richmond may be reaching souther Maryland in the next two hours
Radar Simulation —> slider
Beginning at 1 PM to compare with Doppler Radar Snapshot Above
Heavy rain arriving in central Maryland between 8 PM and midnight, then into the early morning hours
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Peak Winds Saturday Morning
Rain Forecast Through Saturday
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