June 21 Sunday Morning Report
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Today is the Summer Solstice AND Father’s Day. Baltimore will get 15 hours of daylight, and we should see most of it. There was a band of showers that passed across the lower half of Maryland early, but it will be clearing out.
More clouds may return later, ahead of the next weather system, as a flare-up of severe storms heads in our direction.
Monday may begin with showers in Western Maryland that track into Pennsylvania. We need to watch this for any similarity to Friday’s weather, when the rain crossed Maryland in the morning and limited the severe risk later that day.
The setup now puts our region in the increased risk for afternoon storms that may turn Severe AND produce flooding rain.
NOAA RISK MAPS
Severe Storm Outlook
Excessive Rainfall/Flooding Potential
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AND NEVER TO SCARE!
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Morning Surface Weather
Storm Forecast Sunday Through Tuesday
The flare-up of storms for our region will be with the cold front on Monday. A few additional showers are possible on Tuesday.
TODAY
Cloud Simulation 8 AM to 8 PM
Afternoon High Temperatures
MOUNTAIN CAM: WESTERN MARYLAND
This webcam is positioned at The Greene Turtle Deep Creek Lake and shows Wisp Resort, including a zoomed-in view of Squirrel Cage, The Face, the terrain park, Boulder, the mountain coaster, the tubing park and a shot of McHenry Cove at Deep Creek Lake!
CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore
Yesterday: Low 61°F; High 87°F
Precipitation: 0.00″
Snow Depth: 0″
Season Snow Total: 17.6″
Top Wind Gust: 33 mph
TODAY June 21 — Summer Solstice ☀️
Sunrise at 5:41 AM
Sunset at 8:36 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 64ºF
Record Low: 50ºF in 1968
Normal High in Baltimore: 86ºF
Record High: 100ºF in 1923/2012
Most Recent Drought Report
Rain Deficit since January 1 = -6.34”
Since Jan 1 2024 at -23.35”
MONDAY
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Radar Simulation: 6 AM to Midnight
Morning rain may track from the mountains to the north in PA. Then a firm line of storms will develop and may turn severe mid to late afternoon.
Snapshots
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6 PM
8 PM
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7-Day Forecast
Sunday: Mostly Sunny Afternoon — Father’s Day. High 88ºF, Low —
Monday: Turning Stormy (90%). High 88ºF, Low 69ºF.
Tuesday: Showers (30%). High 84ºF, Low 66ºF.
Wednesday: Sunny. High 86ºF, Low 63ºF.
Thursday: Mostly Sunny, T’Storms (40%). High 88ºF, Low 65ºF.
Friday: Partly Sunny, T’Storms (40%). High 88ºF, Low 67ºF.
Saturday: Mostly Sunny, T’Showers (20%). High 90ºF, Low 68ºF.
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