Friday Morning Report
The storm is moving away. Baltimore’s BWI received. 0.78” of rain yesterday. They have 2.44” for the month, which is 3-TIMES normal to this date! We need a break!
It’s been a while, but we should get a bit of sun this morning. That I after some areas have early fog burn off. However, we are in a cool pattern aloft that is unstable. We call this self destructing sunshine, and the clouds will inevitably develop later this morning leading to rain showers.
Tonight some heavy rain will fall, making for soggy fields into the weekend. Western Maryland will pick up additional snow.
Sunday will be breezy and chilly, but we will turn the corner to warmer weather next week.
Friday Set Up
Surface Weather
The storm is departing, and while there is some patchy fog, most of us will have morning sun!
The cool air aloft will redevelop clouds during the mid morning, and rain showers this afternoon. Rain and mountain snow pass through overnight.
Morning Temperatures
Rain Animation: 12 PM to 9 PM
Shower will redevelop in the afternoon, with additional disturbance tonight.
Afternoon Temperatures
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY April 8
Seasonal Snow: 14.4”
Normal Low in Baltimore: 41ºF
Record 26º F in 1982
Normal High in Baltimore: 62ºF
Record 91ºF 1929
Saturday Morning Snapshot
A band of heavy rain will pass west and north of Baltimore before dawn.
Heavy snow could drop an inch or two of snow in western Maryland.
Saturday Morning Temperatures
Rain Animation: 12 PM to 10 PM
Afternoon rain showers will be spotty, but still worth a mention.
Western Maryland will get another round of snow.
Saturday Afternoon Temperatures
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