May 9 Chilly Morning Then Warmer Afternoon But Strong Winds By Coast

May 9 2022

Monday Morning Report

Most of us are starting the day with sun and that is a signal for a better weather set up. The days will be warmer this week, with the exception of coastal areas closer to the old storm. Winds will remain strong for another day or two.

That storm will loop around and is expected to come back with rain and thunderstorms by the weekend. 

Recapping The Rain

It is time to dry out!!! Here is the rainfall estimation shows 2 to over 3 inches from metro Washington and Baltimore to the north in central Pennsylvania. Some local weather stations reported over 4 inches in Harford County MD to York County in PA.

This Morning… 

Morning Conditions

Surface Weather

Low Pressure continues to slowly drifting farther Southeast. It will still control the wind flow, but sinking air in High Pressure just inland will make all the difference with sunshine and warming up a little.

After chilly mornings, the afternoons will be pleasant this week. 

Frost Advisory 

Temperatures 

Closer Look

Wind Forecast Animation 8 AM to 8 PM

Winds will increase this afternoon, with stronger gusts along Delmarva keeping places closer to the coast chilly. 

Wind Snapshot at 2 PM

Afternoon Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA

TODAY May 9th

Normal Low in Baltimore:  50ºF

Record 34ºF in 2020

Normal High in Baltimore: 72ºF

Record 93ºF 1963

Tuesday

Morning

Afternoon

Weather Pattern Through Saturday 

The slow moving storm off the coast will circle around, and is expected to build back in later in the week.  At this time it looks like increasing clouds Friday with showers and storms next week. 

7 Day Forecast

That storm will continue to control the wind flow, but ease over the next few days to allow for sunshine and warming back to near ‘normal’ 

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Atlantic Hurricane Forecast

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