Maryland Weather: Alert Day active for severe storms Monday

BALTIMORE — We’re monitoring some doubtlessly extreme storms heading to the Baltimore space Monday afternoon. 

Because of the risk of extreme storms and localized flash flooding, we now have declared an Alert Day. 

These storms may enter the Baltimore space between 4 p.m. and eight p.m., with the 5 to six p.m. time-frame being the most probably window for rain.

The Nationwide Climate Service had declared an areal flood look ahead to Carroll, Baltimore, Prince George’s and Anne Arundel counties till midnight Tuesday.

The primary risk will probably be damaging wind gusts and heavy rainfall resulting in that localized flash flooding.

To our north, some showers and thunderstorms will probably be ongoing this morning as a heat, moist air mass lifts throughout the area with a heat entrance. The guardian vitality to at the moment’s exercise is a short-wave which is at the moment crossing Ohio early this morning. 

This vitality will migrate eastward via at the moment serving to to elevate the nice and cozy entrance to our north by noon putting the Tri-state squarely within the heat sector via a lot of the day. 

This may translate to a fairly humid day with tropical-like dew factors into the 70s into this afternoon. 

Winds may even decide up in addition to it turns into breezy for many areas.

Thus far, nothing factors to a repeat of final Tuesday. A really low twister risk exists primarily for western Maryland in the course of the mid-afternoon hours.

Storms will push south by Monday evening. 

Tuesday seems wonderful with sunny skies and scorching afternoon temps within the higher 80s to close 90 levels.