October 14 2022
Friday Morning Update
The weather system that just came through brought nearly 1 inch of rain to many areas. It has been slow to move out, and for some spots you may find patchy fog this morning. Then we will get the sun to return with a few warm afternoons only to be followed by a dramatic change to the weather pattern next week.
The gist or headline of this forecast is this:
High Pressure will clear out the sky in the Mid Atlantic today. Warmer winds will settle in this weekend, ahead of the next front.
SNOW is falling near and north of Minneapolis, MN. The first flakes will expand through the Great Lakes this weekend.
Official weather stations at area airports.
A little milder than last weekend.
Normal Low in Baltimore: 47ºF
Record 29ºF in 1988
Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF
Record 86ºF 1975
A deep trough of cold air will be building from eastern Canada to the eastern US.
Snow showers and perhaps the first ‘stickage’ of the season is possibly in the high mountains of Garrett County, Maryland and West Virginia.
The trend next week will be Much Colder Than Normal
Warmer weekend then much colder next week.
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