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June 25-27 severe and heavy rain


Ian

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I have two family members taking flights today, and I was wondering what you think about their departure times.

 

One is going out of Baltimore @ 2:30, pretty sure that is going to be fine.

 

The other is my younger sister, flying for the first time alone, and she is going out of B-More at 4:40. Should we have to worry about her flight getting delayed?

 

There are already 40% delays.  Though, most don't seem very long.

http://www.flightview.com/airport/BWI-Baltimore-MD/delay

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Based off the radar it looks like we will clear out around 12-1pm. That leaves us a few hours of possible sunshine and added instability before the storms roll through around 5-6. Cold breeze here now but we'll have to wait and see how far north that warm front makes it.

I don't know. Looks like a lot of rain developing in VA.
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Red Box likely....80%

 

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CONCERNING...SEVERE POTENTIAL...TORNADO WATCH LIKELY

VALID 271656Z - 271930Z

PROBABILITY OF WATCH ISSUANCE...80 PERCENT

SUMMARY...STORMS ARE EXPECTED TO FORM ACROSS MUCH OF SERN VA BY
18-19Z WITHIN AN ENVIRONMENT INCREASINGLY SUPPORTIVE OF SUPERCELLS
AND A FEW TORNADOES.

DISCUSSION...VISIBLE SATELLITE IMAGERY SHOWS CLEARING OVER PARTS OF
ERN VA AND ESPECIALLY NC WITH A VERY WARM AND MOIST AIR MASS IN
PLACE. SELY LOW-LEVEL FLOW WILL ADD TO THE DESTABILIZATION VIA
THETA-E ADVECTION ACROSS THE REGION AND FARTHER N INTO MD LATE THIS
AFTERNOON. AS THE SURFACE LOW DEEPENS TO THE W...LOW-LEVEL FLOW IS
EXPECTED TO BACK AND STRENGTHEN FURTHER...WHICH WILL MAINTAIN
FAVORABLE LOW-LEVEL SRH ALONG THE DIFFUSE WARM FRONT FOR SUPERCELLS
AND TORNADOES GIVEN AMPLE MOISTURE AND INSTABILITY IN PLACE.

IT IS POSSIBLE THAT SEVERE STORM COVERAGE ALONG THE WARM FRONT WILL
BE ISOLATED. HOWEVER...STORMS THAT DO FULLY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
EXISTING LOW-LEVEL SHEAR WHILST HAVING INFLOW ROOTED IN THE
HIGHER-CAPE AIR MASS WILL HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO PRODUCE TORNADOES.

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That's almost as good as a TOR in my book. 

This.  Let's have this stall for weeks and accumulate 100" of rain.  I enjoy extreme weather, after reading about all that rain coming in I'm looking out the window like a snowstorm is approaching.

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