Howard County Weather

Forecasting for Howard County Maryland!!!

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@MeteoMark incredible levels of cope @AdamFurey4

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@MeteoMark @joshuawx_ Keep coping lol, enjoy your cold rain and shit winter with a 3C+ record east based nino

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@sami733777 @MikeTFox5 @MaxVelocityWX @EvanFor2020 I thought the nws were idiots

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@EvanFor2020 @TonyPannWBAL who do you think you are?

[NWS Baltimore-Washington @NWS_BaltWash]

The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington is confirming an EF-0 tornado in Baltimore, MD that occured during the severe storms on Monday afternoon. A link to the statement can be found here: https://t.co/Bbf3DWoSqn @BaltimoreOEM @BaltCoGov

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@JustinWeather @MaxVelocityWX yikes

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@NWS_BaltWash @BaltimoreOEM @BaltCoGov @MaxVelocityWX What happened??? Thought it was just wind 😹😹😹😹

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@MeteoMark so true

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@Bepispdf @hotdamhistorian not being acclimated is one thing but ive seen a lot of people say that european heat is worse than other countries which just simply isnt true

the heat itself is not the problem but rather the infrastructure; even without AC there still exist multiple ways to deal with the heat

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@Bepispdf @hotdamhistorian ok then what aspects make uk heat worse than countries in the tropics/hot countries

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@Bepispdf @hotdamhistorian in what aspect? 1. temperature is obviously lower than hotter countries 2. humidity is significantly lower to the point where it cannot be considered humid (dews <65F) 3. although theres more daylight, sun angle is lower which is better than a nearly overhead angle for shorter

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@Rando40000 @beamofpearlaqua <60-65F dews are not humid which is what yall have right now

it is just not humid in europe, to get temps in the 30s theres probably a lot of mixing which would inherently be drier air

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@grapejelly_ch no you didnt

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@BritishGammon17 @railblazerfan @jadeuntitled the sun angle is lower/less direct in europe/uk compared to the us

obviously yall arent acclimated to the heat which is fine but objectively your heat is not more humid/hot than the us and especially compared to worldwide

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@xashtreex @railblazerfan @FEVPete ??? that’s literally what dewpoint/absolute humidity measures

higher RH just means you have lower temps since the dews are also low; RH is based on dewpoint and temperature to quantify saturation (actual vapor pressure/saturation pressure)

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@korraspout @simbasad2 obviously, but its not like theres much melting in summer with how low the sun angle is

moreover, radiational cooling would still be easier in europe than the tropics due to less humidity and less net heat energy gained during the day

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@korraspout @simbasad2 youre confusing length of day with sun angle; by this logic Antarctica would be sweltering in SHEM summer since the sun never sets.

in parts of the world closer to the equator, the higher sun angle will perform significantly more radiational heating despite shorter duration

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@FoxyyChar “so humid” and the dewpoint isnt even touching 60F 🥀

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@LuftkoppTim and its not close compared to anywhere in the tropics either… id assume you have more mixing on your hotter days which would lower humidity levels, and the water temps just arent warm enough to support consistent high humidity

[Howard County Weather @Blue99Wx]

@LuftkoppTim not true, RH isnt a good metric to compare humidity levels across different areas

38C with 55% RH is 81-82 dewpoint while 30C with 65% RH is only 73 dewpoint for example, and its more drastic with lower temps

outside of the west the us is certainly more humid than europe

[Paul Roundy @PaulRoundy1]

The shift in ECMWF Nino 3.4 solidly into record territory reflects the additional momentum injected into the ocean over the last month. The model isn't well simulating the subseasonal wind stress signals, but once these signals are integrated into the model ocean, amplitude expresses. Confidence is clearly shifting higher on potentially the biggest El Niño event since the 1870s. The next substantial westerly wind event will likely occur during the last 10 days of May.