May 28, 2022
Report Saturday morning
While we are still under the cycle of this ancient storm, most of the energy moved through last night and is offshore. The result will keep temperatures slightly chilly and add some clouds, but the showers and storms will be isolated in the afternoon and evening.
The weather continues to improve, warming up on Sunday and Memorial Day Monday. Then next week we prepare the conditions for a heat wave.
Satellite loop: 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m
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surface weather
The original low pressure with this circulation has yet to be considered. The cooler air at altitude leads to self-destructive sunshine. That means the sun will warm the ground, which will help create more clouds today…and a few isolated thunderstorms later.
Radar simulation 12:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m
Just a guide – not perfect.
Most of the energy will be north of I-70, with a better chance of a thunderstorm in the mountains and through southern PA after 4 p.m
temperatures
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afternoon
Pollen reports – morning numbers are ready
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CLIMATE DATA
TODAY May 28th
Normal low in Baltimore: 56ºF
Record 38ºF in 1961
Normal high in Baltimore: 77ºF
Record 97ºF 1941
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Outlook: jet stream through Wednesday
Building Ridge in eastern US means heatwaves.
7 day forecast
Another heatwave, which is expected to reach the 90s for most of next week, then breaks out with storms on Thursday. Friday (it should be cooler by this time.
Please note that as summer approaches, weather systems may slow down and cause changes to be delayed.
Current storm reports
May 22 Hail and wind damage
May 16 Large hail videos and storm tracking map
In case you missed it..
NOAA 2022 hurricane forecast – back above normal
The tropical season starts on June 1st
Atlantic Hurricane Forecast
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I am aware that there are some spelling and grammatical errors. I’ve made a few public statements over the years, but if you’re new here you might have missed it:
I have dyslexia and found it out in my sophomore year at Cornell University. I didn’t stop myself from earning my Meteorology degree and being the first to receive the AMS CBM in the Baltimore/Washington area.
I miss my mistakes in my own proofreading. The autocorrect spell checker on my computer sometimes does a wrong to make it worse.
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I accept that and maybe proves that what you read is really mine…
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