May 12 Mothers Day Showers And Another Aurora Viewing Tonight May Be Better
Sunday May 12 Mother's Day Morning Report Today, we focus on the all-important Mother’s Day weather and the ongoing impact of the latest Solar Storm. We have been stuck in…
Friday Morning Report
We have had two days in a row in the 80s, roughly 20 degrees above average. This holiday weekend starts off with nice weather, but another change in store by Sunday. Temps will step back while remaining comfortable today and tomorrow. Easter Sunday will be windy and chilly!
The hum of lawnmowers and increased pollen has filled the air, but we still have another frost in our future. So it is still a little early for planting.
Friday Set Up
Morning Temperatures
The most important thing is that the wind is nearly calm. That will allow the clear sky to let the sun warm us quickly this morning.
Surface Weather
While we are still in a warm pattern, there will be reinforcing chilly air on the way this weekend. It will be here by Easter and much of next week.
Wind Forecast
10 AM to 6 PM
We begin calm, then an increased breeze from the south will help with the warming this afternoon.
Afternoon Highs
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY April 15
Seasonal Snow: 14.4”
Normal Low in Baltimore: 43ºF
Record 31º F in 1973
Normal High in Baltimore: 65ºF
Record 88ºF 1941
Saturday Temperatures
Morning
Afternoon
Radar Simulation —>
Sat 12 PM to Sun 8 AM
After a nice morning, clouds will increase in the afternoon.
Developing rain showers and another weekend round of snow in western Maryland.
7 Day Forecast
Passover Begins Tonight at Sundown
Easter is Sunday
7 Day Forecast
Passover Begins Friday at Sundown
Easter is Sunday
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