Tuesday July 7 2020
The storms yesterday lived up to expectations. Up to 6 inches fell in parts of Maryland just east of Baltimore. BWI officially had 1.40″ of rain, just missing the record for the date. Widespread reports of flooding and some large hail. Today we are still dealing with this boundary draped over our region wobbling back and forth. The result will keep the heat down a little, but with more humidity it will feel like the mid to upper 90s across central and southern Maryland.
Storms that develop today will once again be nearly stationary or drift slightly. It’s when they cloud tops grow over 40,ooo Ft that upper level winds can carry them. As we saw yesterday, these storms can lift in any direction, and outflow boundaries can converge and lead to some rotation. Slow moving storms will lead to more flooding.
Looking south, an organized Low Pressure in Georgia will move up the coast and bring more widespread rain later Thursday and Friday.
Morning Satellite/Surface Weather
Forecast High Temperatures
Forecast Max Heat Index
Radar Simulation —> slider
Keep scrolling and see the slow development and movement through the evening.
This is NOT precise but a good idea of the development today.
Climate Report Today
Record Rainfall set in Baltimore at BWI
See the Weather Observations and Climate Report from this morning for more info about:
📋Observations yesterday
🌡 Climate data today
🗺 Weather Map
☀️ Sunrise and sunset times
🌙 Moon phase
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Looking Ahead
The storm activity may drop Wednesday and build back Thursday and Friday with Low Pressure moving up along the coast. The next reprieve should be at the end of the weekend.
Temperature Outlook
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