Wednesday July 24 2019
Have you seen the temperatures this morning? You may forget the two days at 100ºF last weekend after staying in the 70s yesterday. This morning there are a lot of 50s and 60s on the regional map. Some areas still have clouds behind the cold front, others have patchy fog. But sunshine should return and make for a few nice days into the weekend.
Morning Temperatures
Average High: 87ºF
Record High: 101ºF in 2010
Average Low: 67ºF
Record Low: 55ºF in 1985
Sunrise: 5:59 AM
Sunset 8:26 PM
*Daylight = 1:39 shorter than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 83ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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Afternoon
Chance Of A Shower = 20%
This is just one model and one snapshot of scattered showers popping up.
I would not lock in for precision, just the time to start looking around Washington and west of Frederick.
Tonight
Thursday
Rain Free For A Week?
Most of the next week should be dry. We will have another push into the 90s but not as hot next week. That heat wave should break with some storms next Wednesday or Thursday.
Temperature Outlook
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