October 11 Clouds Linger And Coastal Flood Advisory Then Warm Temps Build Again Week

Monday October 11

That ‘Slow Low’ continues to linger off of the North Carolina coast this morning. There is no longer a chance for this to develop into a tropical feature.  However it will help to keep a Northeast wind in place holding the clouds around. 

Morning Surface Weather

Surface winds will be from the Northeast. The result will be another cool and cloudy day. This is also helping to keep high water up agains the east coast and parts of the Chesapeake Bay.

Coastal Flood Advisories

Morning Temperatures 

Still quite mild across the board in the mid 60s. The cooler spot is in Garrett County in the 50s, which is warm for that mountain region.

Where is Autumn? 

The cool temps will hold off another week. The leaves are turning, but the actual feel of Fall is delayed a little longer. 

Historic Heat Wave

We will reach the 80s this week, but not like this record stretch:

1954 – Baltimore 

• Oct 11 = 89ºF

• Oct 12 = 89ºF

• Oct 13 = 89ºF

Afternoon Temperatures

Note: Our local Offical recording station at BWI tends to be warmer than models and surroundings. 

*Ravens Game: Temps will be in the 60s tonight. 

Fall Foliage Update This Past Weekend

Leaf Report October 8

Also See:

Temperature Outlook Above Normal Through Mid October

Weather Almanac: Climate Data

Now Available in the Currents Tab on the right –>

Click The ‘Climate’ Tile for expanded info 

TODAY October 11

Normal Low in Baltimore:  48ºF

Record 27ºF in 1964

Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF

Record 89º F 1954

Temperatures Tuesday

Morning

Afternoon

Warming Back Up

Temps will aim for the lower 80s at Baltimore’s BWI this week. The hottest day will be Saturday followed by a line of storms.  But this should be safe from the record high on

Saturday Oct 16 = 90ºF 1897

7 Day Forecast