March 28 Rain And Storm Timeline And Wind Advisory Tonight

Sunday March 28 2021

We start off with rain and expect storms in the afternoon, but this will not be a complete washout. A break in the action mid day will allow for some sun early afternoon. That is what we need to focus on, because if temps reach the mid 70s there will be fuel for storms to turn severe.

The storm timeline from west to east in our region will be between 4 PM and 9 PM, followed by a Wind Advisory overnight. Then chilly for a day, More rain on Wednesday followed by even colder air to start April.

Morning Surface Weather

Morning rain will move through and break for most around mid day. The line of heavier rain and storms will be with a cold front in the mountains.

AFTERNOON UPDATE:

Longer Rain Delayed Warm Air. Severe Focus Shifts South

Morning Radar Loop: Up To 8 AM

Moderate to heavy rain this morning, but there is a break that will bring us a few dry hours. That is the warm up we watch before the cold front and storm line arrives.

Also See: Live Radar and latest maps for temperate and wind

Severe Storm Outlook

Updated Sunday morning. The higher risk will be south of Baltimore.

This risk depends on how warm temps can get this afternoon. We need the 70s, but if it stays cooler, the energy will not be strong enough for storms to turn severe.

Severe Storm Criteria: Winds 58+ mph, Hail 1″+, and/or isolated tornadoes.

Wind Advisory

The includes the cold front after 5 PM and gusty winds overnight. The advisory ends at 4 AM Monday.

Sunday Storm Headline Slider —->

Note: The timing of this model may be off by 1 to 2 hours (slow). Meaning the break in rain and storms later may arrive a little earlier than shown here. This product is just a guide.

Morning showers, then a break and warm. The thunderstorms build in the afternoon and reach the beaches at night. At that same time, snow returns to western Maryland.