Category MMC Research

A gust flipped a canoe and hurled chairs into the Potomac on a calm, sunny afternoon in Georgetown. No thunderstorm. No front. No radar echo. Here’s what the data says actually happened.

Why Maryland’s spring storms sometimes never arrive — and what 22 years of weather balloon data reveal about the invisible force suppressing them.

The atmosphere over the Mid-Atlantic is loaded with heat and moisture. The models look active, but the radar is quiet. Here’s the mechanism responsible — and why it’s been hiding in plain sight. This is a simple explanation for this…