Brilliant showers continue on Wednesday

With the meteorologist Ava Marie. We continue to follow a coastal hollow which is seated right next to the shore of Virginia. And it is therefore south of us. We haven’t seen so much rain, but the wind resumed. It kept us much fresher. And although it is not tropical, it brings some of the same impacts with regard to tall tides, in particular along the beaches and floods at the moment in certain parts of Virginia, just around Norfolk, there is a very serious flood situation where this area alone has obtained about 3 to 7 inches of rain. There could be a few more centimeters before it is done tonight. And so the problem is that the water rises quickly there and with the high tide also arriving, it is difficult for this water to flow from areas like Norfolk. It is therefore a very serious situation that occurs with precipitation. There is also a serious thunderstorm warning around Cape Charles in the extreme south of Virginia. Thus, all the most active time is south of us. We have seen much less rain here in the Baltimore region. When we showed precipitation in the last 24 hours, barely picking up any northwest of Baltimore, you have less than half a pump. Even in a large part of the county of Anne Arundel, almost half a pump of rain on the eastern shore. Until now, there are a few additional showers that have moved into Anne Arundel county and have built themselves towards Howard county. So even around Savage, you get some showers. NOW. The rain is a little heavier on the upper side of the Beltway, so now that we are crossing the afternoon journey, it will slow things a little while the rain begins to resume. But again, these northern and west regions have not seen so much rain. This rain is therefore beneficial as it arrives. There could be a short break in the rain at around six and seven, before more fires accelerate from the east, so this will be the case through the rest of this evening and throughout tomorrow. You get rain waves on and apart from most places, it is quite light, but sometimes it can be a little heavier, showing by the pockets of yellow and orange and red that appear on the future radar throughout tomorrow. So, just in places, heavy rain. The majority is quite light. The wind was rather in burst, especially at the beach where there were gusts of more than 40 mph. The current gusts at Ocean City at 35 mph, so the wind will always be a goal tonight. This makes him a little uncomfortable with the wind of whipping around the rain. And so we will still have gusts in Baltimore on 20 MPH tonight. They will have more than 30 MPH on certain parts of the eastern bank. So, a shower through the wind tonight, showers on this ventilated wind. Temperatures are cold in the 60s and we are cool again tomorrow. Stuck in the 60s for the most part. Always with rainy showers on and out of rain and an airy wind. All this should be clearing up here Thursday in isolated showers, and will warm up in the afternoon in the 80s. Friday looks sunny and warmer in the mid-80s, then Saturday tends a little fresher again. 70s. But with the sun. We will have to watch Sunday from Monday to Tuesday next week. There may be a point where the showers or isolated glitter move. They look really minimal, which is great news for the Ravens match on Monday. Even if there was a shower, it would be light and in short. Right now, I’m focusing on Tuesday, the next chance for a few rai