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Saturday, May 11 Morning Report We are stuck in this chilly and damp pattern. While we may have some sunny breaks and a little boost of temperatures back to the…
Wednesday March 16
Morning Report
As winter fades away, we shift our focus to the day to day outdoor activities. As a parent with two kids in sports, I understand the importance of tracking rain and wet fields. That will be an issue for the next two days.
Yesterday reached 73ºF in Baltimote, helping to dry out the soggy soil, but a new round of rain will arrive tonight into tomorrow. The good news is that ‘most’ of our days will be in the 60s and 70s, and dry over the next week.
Headlines
- Today back into the lower 70s again
- Tonight, rain arrives late
- Tomorrow: Rain/more near Baltimore, South and East
- Next chance of rain will be Saturday
Morning Set Up
Surface Weather
The next southern storm (that’s where our snow last weekend arrived from) will bring us increasing clouds today. So watch for a milky white sky and fading sunshine this afternoon. But we should be warm again.
The rain will arrive tonight and through most of tomorrow.
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
TODAY March 16
Seasonal Snow: 14.4”
Normal Low in Baltimore: 33ºF
Record 14º F in 1911
Normal High in Baltimore: 54ºF
Record 85ºF 1945
Rain Tomorrow
The rain will arrive tonight after 9 PM, then ewe focus on the showers and steady rain during the day.
The track shows less rain NorthWest of Baltimore, with more around the city and South/East.
Thursday Morning
Thursday Afternoon
Rain Plotting Through Saturday
After tomorrow’s rain event we watch for the push of the next system on Saturday. This will come with warmer air. It will not be a washout, and hard to call it a ‘soggy’ day, but the chance for showers is about 60% and it rain could last for a few hours in the afternoon.
7 Day Forecast
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