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October 15 Near Record Warmth Today Then Storm Line Tomorrow
Forecast
Friday October 15
Are you enjoying this warm weather? On Thursday we finally broke the clouds and Baltimore hit 81ºF at BWI. Today, we might have some early fog and clouds, but sun this afternoon will boost temps a little higher. However, it may fall just short of the record 86ºF set in 1989 and other years.
Plans outside on Saturday will need to contend with a strong cold front. This will provide a brief line of intense rain, possibly severe, then turning sharply cooler. Timeline simulation below
Morning Surface Weather
High Pressure in control one more day. Some patchy early fog, but the sun and warmer winds will take over into the afternoon.
The cold front to the west will reach us by early Saturday afternoon and introduce the change to much cooler weather.
Morning Temperatures
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Afternoon Temperatures
At this point, it looks like we may stay just below the record high.
Weather Almanac: Climate Data
TODAY October 15
Normal Low in Baltimore: 46ºF
Record 32ºF in 2006
Normal High in Baltimore: 68ºF
Record 86º F 1989
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Sweating Weather To Sweater Weather
Saturday Storm Line
The cold front will be brief, lasting less than 1 hour for most. But it will be intense, and possibly severe.
K-Index = 30+ is a good measure for thunderstorms. This is not a good indicator for severity. I will have an expanded look at this in my afternoon report.
Simulation Timeline —> slider
Temperature Transition
Noon Saturday to 11 AM Sunday
7 Day Forecast
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