September 14 Mudslide Video Plus A Chilly Start To Many Sunny Days Ahead

September 14, 2022

Wednesday Morning Update 

The rain that erupted on Monday proved to be too much for some areas. A few lines of rain developed in trains, meaning they rolled over the same areas for up to a few hours.  This led to some places seeing between 2 to 4 inches of rainfall. 

The result was flooding, such as was seen on the Gwynns Falls in Reisterstown in northwest Baltimore County.

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Morning Surface Weather

High Pressure is in control and another cold front might reinforce the cool air for a couple of days.  

Morning Temperatures

Look at that spread!  Lots of 50s, and even some 40s around Deep Creek Lake.

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TODAY September 14

Normal Low in Baltimore:  60ºF

Record 42ºF in 1975

Normal High in Baltimore: 81ºF

Record 94ºF 1931

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Thursday Temperatures 

Morning

Notice the chill inland… This will be the theme for the rest of this week. 

This is the season where we will see a wide range over just a few miles close to or away from the water.

Temps in the 7-day graphic below are for metro Baltimore. However, mornings will be in the 50s inland/away from the water most of the days. 

Afternoon 

7 Day Forecast

The rest of this week, a whole lot of nothing! Well, something but it will be quiet. These are metro Baltimore temps. Mornings will be cooler inland. 

The next hint of rain showers may be Monday night or Tuesday next week.

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