October 9 Frosty Start Then Warming Trend For A Few Days
October 9 2022
Sunday Morning Update
It is OK to say it feels chilly. The temperatures this morning have dropped into the 30s and 40s, with widespread frost inland. This is the coolest morning since April 30th, at least for Baltimore’s BWI.
After we have chance to thaw inland, the sun and less wind should allow temps to recover. It will remain below average, but feel a lot better with less wind.
That improvement will continue through the first half of the work week as a warming trend gets us to the 70s. The next rain in sight will be late Wednesday into Thursday when Fall FIGHTS BACK.
Morning Surface Weather
Widespread Frost inland as High Pressure provided the perfect set up with light winds to allow temps to tank. This will also help us recover for a mild afternoon.
Frost Advisory This Morning
This included the typical counties west and north of Baltimore.
Morning Temperatures
More seasonable, even mild compared to what is on the way.
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When is First Frost?
Afternoon Temperatures
The numbers still 5 to 10 degrees below average.
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CLIMATE DATA
TODAY October 9
Normal Low in Baltimore: 49ºF
Record 28ºF in 2001
Normal High in Baltimore: 71ºF
Record 94ºF 2007
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Temperatures Monday
Morning
Afternoon
Week Ahead:
We will have a warming trend back to the 70s… Until the next cold front arrives later Thursday into Friday with rain/storms.
Storm Animation: 2 PM Wed to 8 PM Fri
We may get some inland showers Wednesday, but Thursday looks like our stormy day with the next cold front.
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