April 28 Chilly Winds Then Another Frost Or Freeze Followed By A Warm Up
April 28 2022
Thursday Morning Report
It is chilly this morning, but I do have some good news. Thanks to the brisk winds AND cloud cover, we avoided the hard freeze. It sounds counter intuitive, but it did help keep temps from dropping lower and prevent frost from forming where most of our region has dropped into the 30s.
Those winds will remain with us today, and I will be among many parents shivering on the baseball field (or other sport) later today with our kids.
Tonight the clouds should depart and winds settled allowing for a freeze and widespread frost. Then a slow moderation this weekend and BIG WARM UP early next week. Here’s a look
Morning Set Up
Satellite Loop
Here we can see the band of clouds early this morning… This is what limited how cold temps could drop.
Morning Temperatures
Many mid 30s, but not below freezing locally.
Morning Surface Weather
Wind Forecast
Afternoon Temperatures
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY April 28th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 46ºF
Record 33ºF in 1998
Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF
Record 90ºF 1957
Temperatures
Friday Morning
There should be another Freeze Warning issued inland, and possible Frost Advisory extended farther south.
Friday Afternoon
Looking Ahead: Jet Stream Through Next Friday
While we lift the jet and warm up early next week, anther storm with chilly air may reach us at the next of next week.
7 Day Forecast
Widespread Spread frost tomorrow morning. It is possible some local areas drop to freezing. That’s a plant killer for sure.
The slow warming trend this weekend back closer to ‘normal’ will peak in the 80s early next week. That comes with Thunderstorms, then another cool down later next week.
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