My OperaWILL IT SNOW AGAIN BEFORE WE HIT 90 ???
Sunday, March 21, 2010 6:57:40 PM
TODAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND MILD EARLY FOLLOWED BY MOSTLY CLOUDY AND WARM LATER ON WITH SOME LIGHT RAIN DEVELOPING AFTER NIGHTFALL HI: 74
MONDAY: CLOUDY BUT BREEZY AND NOT AS WARM WITH PERIODS OF RAIN AND EVEN THE CHANCE FOR A THUNDERSTORM OR TWO DURING THE AFTERNOON HOURS (TOTAL RAINFALL SHOULD RANGE BETWEEN ONE AND TWO INCHES) LO: 49 HI: 59
TUESDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY BUT COOL WITH SCATTERED SHOWERS POSSIBLE ESPECIALLY DURING THE MORNING HOURS LO: 42 HI: 62
WEDNESDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY BUT STILL ON THE COOL SIDE LO: 40 HI: 64
THURSDAY: MOSTLY SUNNY AND NOT AS COOL LO: 44 HI: 68
NOTES: THE LAST CHANCE OF SNOW WITH STICKAGE LOOKS POSSIBLE SOMETIME NEXT WEEKEND BEFORE TRUE SPRING LOOKS TO TAKE A GRIP ON MOST OF THE UNITED STATES WITH STAYING POWER BY APRIL 1ST WITH THE CHANCE FOR 90 DEGREES BY EARLY MAY ... WOW !!! (STICKAGE MEANING: MOSTLY WET ROADWAYS WITH A SLOPPY ONE OR TWO INCHES OF SLUSH ON GRASSY AREAS DURING THE NIGHT TIME HOURS WITH A QUICK DAILY MELT ... SO PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THAT ANY DAYTIME SNOWFALL WILL LIKELY RESULT IN VERY LITTLE OR NO STICKAGE)
"WEATHER OR NOT"
FORECASTER: SCHLEY
** NO CURRENT ADVISORY IN EFFECT **blazin3596 # Sunday, March 28, 2010 2:45:23 PM
The National Weather Service in Baltimore MD/Washington has
issued a coastal Flood Advisory... which is in effect until noon
EDT Monday.
A combination of southeasterly flow and a full moon will continue
to produce positive tidal anomalies up to two feet across the
Chesapeake Bay and tidal Potomac River. Minor coastal flooding is
expected through high tide Monday morning.
Here are the times of the next high tides
for a few locations from north to south...
on the Chesapeake Bay...
Havre de Grace... 9:28 PM and 9:44 am...
Bowley Bar... 7:06 PM and 7:22 am...
Fort McHenry Baltimore... 6:15 PM and 6:31 am...
Annapolis U.S. Naval Academy... 4:45 PM and 5:01 am...
Chesapeake Beach... 3:28 PM and 3:44 am...
Solomons Island... 1:37 PM and 1:53 am...
Point Lookout... 12:47 PM and 1:03 am...
Now along the Potomac River...
Washington Channel... 7:34 PM and 7:58 am...
Alexandria... 7:52 PM and 8:16 am...
Indian Head... 7:20 PM and 7:44 am...
Aquia creek... 6:06 PM and 6:30 am...
Goose Bay... 3:26 PM and 3:50 am...
Coltons Point... 2:16 PM and 2:40 am...
A coastal Flood Advisory indicates that onshore winds and tides
will combine to generate flooding of low areas along the shore.
Baj
** NO CURRENT ADVISORY IN EFFECT **blazin3596 # Monday, March 29, 2010 3:08:19 AM
Monday...
A coastal Flood Advisory remains in effect until noon EDT Monday.
A combination of southeast flow and a nearly full moon will
continue to produce positive tidal anomalies up to two feet
across the Chesapeake Bay and tidal Potomac River. Minor coastal
flooding is expected at times of high tide through Monday morning.
Here are the times of the next high tides
for a few locations from north to south...
on the Chesapeake Bay...
Havre de Grace... 9:28 PM and 9:44 am...
Bowley Bar... 7:22 am...
Fort McHenry Baltimore... 6:31 am...
Annapolis U.S. Naval Academy... 5:01 am...
Chesapeake Beach... 3:44 am...
Solomons Island... 1:53 am...
Point Lookout... 1:03 am...
Now along the Potomac River...
Washington Channel... 7:58 am...
Alexandria... 8:16 am...
Indian Head... 7:44 am...
Aquia creek... 6:30 am...
Goose Bay... 3:50 am...
Coltons Point... 2:40 am.
** NO CURRENT ADVISORY IN EFFECT **blazin3596 # Monday, March 29, 2010 3:08:48 AM
... Flood Watch in effect until 6 am EDT Monday...
The National Weather Service in Sterling Virginia has expanded
the
* Flood Watch to include portions of Maryland... the District of
Columbia... Virginia and northeast West Virginia... including
the following areas... in Maryland... Anne Arundel... Carroll...
Frederick MD... Harford... Howard... Montgomery... northern
Baltimore... Prince Georges and southern Baltimore. The
District of Columbia. In Virginia... Albemarle...
Arlington/Falls Church/Alexandria... Clarke... Culpeper...
Fairfax... Greene... Loudoun... Madison... Nelson... northern
Fauquier... Orange... Page... Prince William/Manassas/Manassas
Park... Rappahannock... southern Fauquier... Spotsylvania...
Stafford and Warren. In northeast West Virginia... Jefferson.
* Until 6 am EDT Monday
Heavy rain showers will affect much of Maryland... northern Virginia
and the District of Columbia through the rest of the night in
advance of a low pressure system moving northeast across the Ohio
Valley. Local rainfall amounts of around one and a half inches would
cause flooding of small streams and creeks... in addition to urban
flooding across the Baltimore-Washington metropolitan area.
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
A Flood Watch means there is a potential for flooding based on
current forecasts.
You should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible
flood warnings. Those living in areas prone to flooding should be
prepared to take action should flooding develop.