December 22 Very Cold To Mark The First Full Day Of Winter
December 22, 2024 Sunday Morning Report Today is the first full day of winter, and we will gain 2 additional seconds of daylight from yesterday. We will get full sun,…
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Winter Weather
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Saturday Evening Update
We’ve had two days with intense showers that produce a mix of rain, sleet, small hail, and graupel. As if that wasn’t enough, the core of the cold air will settle in to start the work week. A combination of clearing sky and light wind will help bring most of the region into the 30s.
It is NOT time to plant yet. I would still stick with ‘Mother’s Day Weekend’ as a rule of thumb.
Here’s a quick look:
Sunday Afternoon Temperatures
It will be another cool day!
Wind Forecast: 4 PM Sunday to 8 AM Monday
After ‘another’ breezy afternoon, the winds will settle to calm overnight.
Monday Morning Temperatures
With a clear sky, the light winds will allow inland areas to drop into the 30s…
Frost Advisory: Inland areas north and west of Baltimore.
Monday Afternoon Temperatures: Bouncing Back…
Jet Stream Animation:
Sunday Through Wednesday
Follow the trough departing and the quick building ridge. This will allow April sun to do its thing for us…
Temperatures Forecast:
National Blend of Models
Yes, it is possible we could reach the 80s Wednesday and Thursday. We often tend to end up warmer than model guidance. I will address this in my full report on Sunday morning.
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