Cranking up the fans and AC!

Stubborn marine layer today along the beaches. Just a few miles inland...hot!

After a scorcher tomorrow, and a warm up Labor Day weekend, we revert back to early fall next week.

After a scorcher of day,. the thought of rain feels nice...but the risk for damaging winds will accompany any storm this evening.

I remember this vividly

The onshore flow is doing its thing!

Beaches: Rip current threat is HIGH Friday and Saturday

Rip currents still an issue at all beaches Saturday

Check out this shelf cloud at Roaring Point Campground! This was along the leading edge of the cold front that will bring back some early fall air. Picture from MJ Clough.

I missed Pittsburgh Dad when he came to Ocean City last week, but some friends made sure he said hello 🤣🤣

We now have Hurricane Francine. Landfall is expected Wednesday afternoon along the central Louisiana coast.

NWS Lake Charles Hurricane Francine Landfall x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

FRANCINE & NEXT WEEK: Look up tomorrow! High clouds from Francine will stream into the Mid-Atlantic through the end of the week. It's too early for specifics, but the prospect for some needed rain is looking possible next week with a potential system off the Carolina coast.

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It’s been really nice lately, but we need some rain: wmdt.com/2024/09/drough…

Waves in the sky at the beach! - picture from Brian Thomas. These are rare clouds called Kelvin-Helmholtz clouds. They’re caused by a difference in wind speed or direction between two layers of air.

Good to see some wet weather around the area

Rip currents will be an issue at the beaches tomorrow