Conditions: Baltimore, Maryland, 04/16/2024 01:50:03 am
Temperature

70°

Partly Cloudy

42°

Dew Point
Relative Humidity

36%

Feels Like

70°

Wind (NNW)

9mph

Air Pressure

29.98

Sun
Sun Rise

06:27 AM

Sun Set

07:45 PM

Day Length

13:18 Hours

Difference

2 min 25 sec gain

Moon
Moon Rise

12:49 PM

Moon Set

03:18 AM

Next: Full Moon

Apr 23,2024

Moon Phase

First Quarter

Climate
Average Low

43°

65°

Average High
Record Low

30°


(1962)

90°


(2012)
Record High
Conditions

January 10 Coldest Air Of The Season Moving In

Forecast

Monday January 10 2022

The good news this morning is that the wind did its job. Roads dried out before the temps tanked below freezing. Early reports had main travel in good shape. There was a lot of concern for work and school travel. Then again, some schools have gone virtual again because of Covid. That part is beyond the scope of my weather focus.

The other side of this story is that arctic air is settling in for a few days.  Winds will make this afternoon feel really cold!  But tomorrow will actually be colder, as the winds calm.

While the rest of the week looks cold, this weekend a coastal storm will try to develop. At this time it looks like a miss, but worth watch (long range guidance has not been reliable).

Morning Set Up

Surface Weather

 

Temperatures 

 

 

Local Temperatures 

 

 

 

 



 

Afternoon Temperatures

 

 

Afternoon Wind Chills

 

 

Jet Stream: Vorticity

The leading edge of arctic air will arrive late afternoon. This may come with some extra clouds and a flurry. Behind it, winds actually turn calm with the core of the coldest air arriving. 

 

 

 

Weather Almanac: Climate Data

TODAY January 10

Normal Low in Baltimore:  24ºF

Record 12ºF in 1875

 

Normal High in Baltimore: 41ºF

Record 70ºF 1950

 



 

Tuesday Temperatures 

Morning

 

Afternoon

 

 

Jet Stream Next 10 Days

Jan 10 to Jan 20

I have often said the long range models are not reliable with surface storms. However, the upper air pattern is still good guidance for trends. Here we see a key factor: Reinforcing cold air from the arctic. I see progressive winter pattern that will establish itself for the eastern US.

Even farther out there is more support for storms. I will address that in my report later today.

 

January-10-weather-cold-jet-stream

 

 

Next Weekend

All the talk of a storm, now appears to be a near miss. The models hav diverged, and taking that potential system just out of reach. 

I am NOT discounting it yet. However, it is worth monitoring while keeping expectations at a minimum for now.

 

GFS Model

A weak system that might bring flurries or light snow Saturday night… Then pushed off the coast. This model actually performed best over the last 10 days. 

 

 

European Model

A stronger system but just out of reach… 

This model has a longer history of accuracy, until this past week.  

 

 



 

7 Day Forecast

Next weekend: Do not change plans, just know there may be something nearby that I will tend to all week simply for any trends.  I still do not value any legit storm forecast until within a 5 day window.

 

 

 

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