May 27 Weather More Fog Humidity And Showers Plus Space X Rocket Launch Watch

Wednesday May 27 2020

This morning’s weather is more humid and the fog reaches farther inland that before. The Dense Fog Advisory remains in place for much of Delmarva through 10 AM, but the clouds will be more dominant for all of the region. We will add in a few showers this afternoon, then more rain and storms over the next few days, but there may be a lot less Saturday, then a marked drop in humidity Sunday.

Storms are also an issue for the planned Space X Falcon 9 rocket launch from Cape Canaveral, FL. This will be the first to carry US Astronauts in almost 10 years. A look at the Florida weather and where to watch the scheduled launch online is below.

Morning Weather

Dense Fog Advisory

 

Visible Satellite Snapshot

A bit different than yesterday morning, the low clouds have pushed farther inland from the Bay and blending in with widespread cloud coverage. It is more humid and you will feel it for sure.

 

Visible Satellite Loop

Sunrise + 1 Hour

 

Weather Conditions –> slider

The observations really help to show where the fog is an impact, plus the reason why it will be more humid.

• 🌫Visibility
• 🌡 Temperatures
• 💦 Dew Point
• 💨 Wind Direction

 

Forecast Today

 

‘Chance’ of Showers

This is NOT perfect. It should act as a suggestion for the development of showers around central Delmarva moving north and northeast. Parts of central and northeastern Maryland into southern Pennsylvania may see showers as well between 3 and 6PM. The main rain risk will be in the mountains and western Virginia. This will reach us tomorrow.

 

 

New Video Report: What is this cloud?

Episode 3: Morning Glory at sunrise on the beach in North Carolina

 

Climate Report Today

To date, this is still the second coldest May on record in Baltimore.

See the Weather Collection Lab from this morning for more info about:

📋 Observations yesterday

🌡 Climate Today

🗺 Weather Map

☀️ Sunrise and Sunset Times

🌙 Moon Phase

 

 

Rocket Launch: Space X With 2 Man Crew from Cape Canaveral, FL

Low Pressure near the Georgia/South Carolina border has a tropical hint to it. Bands of rain are forming and being pulled in from the south.

 

This is scheduled at 4:33 PM and there will be a risk of thunderstorms near or just off shore. The rain is not the issue, lightning is!  I will have a more in my next report.

 

NASA Live Streaming Video Coverage 

 

Thursday Weather

More humid and showers could be with us from the start of the day. This will be the trend all day: On and Off Showers

 

 

Temperatures 

 

 

Looking Ahead:

The risk for rain increases Thursday with nearly 100% chance for rain and storms on Friday.

Saturday the rain risk goes down a lot, then near Zero with lower humidity on Sunday.

 

Temperature Outlook

Another push of unseasonably cooler air early next week.

 

 

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Water Spout OR Scud Cloud on videos and photos near Middle River Maryland