We are under this very cool envelope that will spark showers in the afternoon, not nearly as strong as yesterday….
Friday Storm Recap Radar 6 PM Friday to 6 AM Saturday The flare-up of slow-moving storms with multiple rotating cells provided hours of severe weather AND heavy rain.
A cold front wrapping in behind it will kick up our winds and additional thundershowers this afternoon.
Snapshots 12 PM 2 PM 4 PM Wind Forecast Temperatures 5 PM SUNDAY Morning Low Temps Wind Forecast: 8 AM to 8 PM Another breezy day.
Afternoon Temperatures LOOKING AHEAD Jet Stream: Sunday Afternoon to Thursday Afternoon Finally, a relaxation of this cool pattern will allow some summer-like heat to build in.
May 31, 2025, Saturday.
As this uncommon late spring Nor’easter moves on, May is coming to an end with a cool wind and maybe another round of thunderstorms. We’re under a very cool envelope that will cause afternoon showers, though they won’t be as intense as they were yesterday. However, it might contribute to our rainfall total, which is almost twice as much as the May average. Indeed, a serious setback to our drought.
Storm recap for Friday.
Radar from Friday at 6 PM to Saturday at 6 AM.
There were several rotating cells of slow-moving storms that flared up, resulting in hours of severe weather and a lot of rain. With the core Low Pressure moving through after midnight, a second round of rain was predicted.
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Initial reports on storms.
Rainfall was between one and two inches on average. While some spots surged between two and three points five inches, others ended up lower. All of this was dependent on the storm cells’ trajectory.
Many tornado warnings were sent out, but they were based on radar rotation. There were no reported touchdowns. This report demonstrates sporadic wind damage.
The Funnel Cloud in St. Mary’s County.
A video from Tall Timbers, Maryland’s Tim Grooms.
Data on climate: Baltimore.
May 31st TODAY.
5:43 a.m. is sunrise.
8:27 PM is sunset.
58ºF is the typical low in Baltimore.
Set a 1996 record of 49°F.
Baltimore’s typical high temperature is 80ºF.
Record: 97ºF in 2011.
BWI Drought UPDATE.
It has recently rained.
“Monthly Total” for May is 6/666.
“Normal May Total To Date = 3.73.”.
BWI’s rainfall deficit.
End of 2024 = -8 p.m.
because Jan. 1 = -1.08.
We’re down nine points, including from the previous year.
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Weather on Saturday.
Surface weather in the morning.
New England is being hit by a nor’easter. It will be followed by a cold front that will increase our winds and bring more thundershowers this afternoon.
8 a.m. to midnight is the wind forecast.
Live Radar Widget.
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Radar Simulation.
Midway through the afternoon, a shower and thunder cell flare-up is expected to occur.
pictures.
12 p.m.
PM 2.
5:00 PM.
Forecast for Wind.
temperature.
5 p.m.
Sunday. .
Low temps in the morning.
8 AM to 8 PM is the wind forecast.
Another day with the wind.
Cloud Prediction: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
A sunny start will give way to more clouds because self-destructive sunshine is caused by cool air in the atmosphere.
weather in the afternoon.
STARING Ahead.
Jet Stream: Sunday afternoon through Thursday afternoon.
Last but not least, a relaxation of this cool pattern will permit the accumulation of some summer-like heat.
Seven-Day Prediction.
On Saturday, there will be afternoon showers.
Sunday: A sunny start with developing clouds and a slightly cooler temperature than usual.
The middle of next week will see some summer heat.
STARING AHEAD.
Saturday afternoon through Thursday afternoon is Jet Stream.
Temperature Outlook from NOAA.
Days 6 through 10. .
It is anticipated that summer heat will arrive by mid-next week.
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