I'm WA 19. Ologist Hopper shut.
We had issue a yellow weather alert for
Tuesday afternoon and we'll talk about that.
Just a second talk about pollen first.
Still no treat low for grasses.
Weeds are now moderate.
We excuse me. Grass is moderate,
weeds are back to the low range
and then high for mold spores,
mainly because of all the rain we
had Friday night, Saturday and kind
of a dreary day Saturday afternoon.
And that probably won't change as we are
forecasting more big storms on Tuesday.
All right low temperatures tonight.
Not too bad in the 60s in the burbs.
A little muggy downtown,
maybe 7172 in DC, but you know,
6667 in Gaithersburg and Leesburg and
also boy even down to Fredericksburg
should be in the 60s and even up
in Hagerstown should be 60s so
relatively comfortable if you're
away outside the Beltway now.
High temperatures on Tuesday.
Pretty toasty.
93 downtown 94 in Fredericksburg.
Even Hagerstown.
Be flirting with 90 so we're
looking at fairly hot day.
Our average high is 90 so this
isn't you know out of the ordinary,
but we're looking at pretty much
low and mid 90s across the board.
Some clouds may keep some
areas from reaching 90,
maybe only 8687 in Winchester because of
some cloud cover early in the afternoon,
so we'll kind of graph it out for you.
Just absolutely gorgeous to start
and then here come the storms.
Two o'clock, four o'clock, 6:00 o'clock.
The best news is looks like the latest
computer models are bringing the storms.
Out pretty quickly, look at the temps though.
Low 90s with storms.
So again yellow weather alert
for Tuesday afternoon.
Why?
Because there's a pretty good area of
risk of severe weather just north of DC.
That slight risk is just north of DC,
but everybody has a chance of
big thunderstorms tomorrow.
But the bullseye will be essentially
in our Northern suburbs, Gaithersburg,
Frederick, even Leesburg, now,
the threats, damaging winds,
large hail,
isolated tornadoes are they're on the table,
mainly concerned about damaging winds.
At this point between winds and
hail would be a bigger threat.
OK, so tonight 10:30 fantastic evening
I mean just a fantastic evening.
Not too cool, not too warm,
temperatures, low 70s by morning.
Again,
we're in the 60s to start low 70s
downtown and a very bright start.
You'll need your sunglasses tomorrow
even though we are saying yellow
weather alert with big storms.
You know 70% of the day is going
to have fun 70s by 9:00 o'clock
and then boom by 1:00 o'clock.
We're in the low 90s,
couple of showers popping but nothing heavy.
Yeah OK, that's the shades of green.
That's all light.
But boom by 3:34 o'clock.
See the flex of red,
that's heavy rain,
possibly damaging winds and
possibly some small hails.
That's 3:30.
Gaithersburg down to Fairfax over toward
Manassas and over toward Culpepper.
But the good news is they
move through really quickly.
They go down to the South and
through Fredericksburg and move
across the Bay by 5:36 o'clock.
So, given this scenario, the break
the the game that's game would be OK.
Playing the Mariners,
I think this may be a little quick.
By 8:00 o'clock big storms,
Fredericksburg South into
Southern Maryland still into St.
Mary's County and also into the
Northern Neck but dry essentially in
in DC proper and points north and West,
so the impacts then for our
yellow weather alert,
flooding is moderate, games are high.
If you've got some,
you know games you know some softball
games or even going to the Nets game.
That's going to be a high.
High impact wet grass,
moderate be able to cut
the grass most of the day,
but once the storms roll through you won't
until Wednesday and then power outages low.
OK, because we do have damaging
winds on the table so.
Mariners come into town tomorrow,
so you know, this is a little overboard here.
Yeah,
it could be storming at 7:00 o'clock,
although again futurecast showed
those storms South of us by 7
we'll keep the chance of a storm
in by 7 for the first pitch,
but then just warm and mostly cloudy
after that temperatures holding around
80 even as late as 10:00 o'clock.
So right now I would say the worst
case scenario is a small delay
or slight delay for the game.
Best case scenario, no delay at all.
Not a bad night for baseball.
Little muggy, but that's good for baseball.
Alright temperatures in next few days?
Yeah, those are.
There's our hot day 93 on Tuesday,
around 90 on Wednesday and then
they start to go down a little bit.
Upper 80s Thursday Mid 80s on
Friday Mid 80s on Saturday.
Pretty nice.
And with those temps declining
humidity goes down too a little bit.
So looking ahead I mean nothing
crazy in terms of heat.
Back to 90 on Sunday and Monday of next
week and low 90s the following Thursday,
Wednesday and Thursday, but again,
our average high is 89 or 90,
so we are in pretty good shape.
Alright guarding forecast yes,
humid in the morning.
Bug spray out hot by afternoon,
noon and then you got to.
I would say pack it in by three
four o'clock temperatures in
the upper 80s to near 90,
but more importantly storms on the way.
So let's let's review a little bit, shall we?
So we have yellow weather alert
for Tuesday for strong storms.
Critical time 3:00 PM to 8:00
PM less humid Wednesday.
Just an isolated storms and
just be a beautiful.
On Thursday, warm and less humid,
so here we go.
Low 90s on Tuesday afternoon.
Storms mainly dry Wednesday,
less humid on Thursday,
even
Friday looks good. I mean Friday's 84 and
then we got showers and storms
Saturday and Sunday nights in
town through Sunday afternoon.
Showers and storms, Monday.
Temperatures heating up a bit
with highs around 90.