October 7, 2022
Friday Morning Update
If you enjoyed yesterday, we’ve got one more warm one on tap. The high temperature on Thursday at Baltimore’s BWI was 79ºF. This afternoon will be close, but a cold front will arrive with clouds, gusty winds, and a few late-day showers.
So while we reach deep into the 70s again this afternoon, the weekend will struggle to get to 60ºF. By Sunday morning, the new air mass may also bring in the first frost of the season for our inland suburbs.
Next week we will get another warm-up, so we are not completely done yet.
Today will start mostly sunny but expect clouds to increase this afternoon with a cold front approaching.
The cold front will arrive mid to late afternoon. Behind it is a new air mass that will bring in noticeably colder winds by this evening.
More seasonable, even mild compared to what is on the way.
Warm, until the cold front arrives. We should notice that entering western Maryland during the day….
Here we can see the big drop in temps for the evening and overnight.
Some inland areas will go from the 70s to 30s!
There is about a 20% chance for showers in central Maryland. The best timing will be AFTER 5 PM.
Normal Low in Baltimore: 50ºF
Record 35ºF in 2001
Normal High in Baltimore: 72ºF
Record 96ºF 1941
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This is worth paying attention to with the arrival of that new air mass. Also, if you are riding in the Seagull Century in Salisbury… I will be with you. The front will still be pushing through in the morning. Those winds will be noticeable, especially the last 50 miles heading to Assateague Island and back to Salisbury.
The first frost of the season might develop inland on Sunday morning.
Next week will bring another warm up to the 70s. This is the typical up and down we get in Fall… Then temps will FALL again into next weekend.
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