October 15 Warm Day And Cold On The Way May Bring Local Snow Flurries Next Week

October 15 2022

Saturday Morning Update 

Let’s start with the good stuff!  Today will be sunny and warm. I see this as the best weather day for a while, and couple that with it being a weekend and leaves getting close to peak color inland… We have a winner.

Fall Foliage update is available now.

A cold front on the way will produce more clouds Sunday and may bring in some late showers to our southern half. Those showers will expand on Monday.

By Tuesday, there will be colder winds and the GFS Model has actually placed a band of snow flurries in the Baltimore suburbs. Check it out. 

Morning Surface Weather

Warm air mass today, then a series of cold fronts will bring a progressively colder pattern into next week.

That is marked with snow already breaking out in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. Snow will expand to the Great Lakes this weekend.

Morning Temperatures

Official weather stations at area airports.

Afternoon Temperatures 

A little milder than this past weekend.

Also See: 

Fall Foliage Report And Photos Weekend October 15

CLIMATE DATA

TODAY October 15

Normal Low in Baltimore:  47ºF

Record 32ºF in 2006

Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF

Record 86ºF in 1989

EXPLORE MORE: WHEN IS THE FIRST FROST?

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Temperatures Sunday

Morning

Afternoon

Weather Forecast Animations 

Jet Stream Sunday Morning To Wednesday Morning

A deep trough will dig in and establish a hold on the eastern US. This may bring frost all the way to the Gulf Coast.

Sunday Morning To Wednesday Morning

The GFS Model shows the rain showers most likely Sunday night into Monday.

Then the flashes of ‘blue’ hint at bands of snow showers….

Snapshots:

5 AM Tuesday 

This is where we see possible snow flurries in the western suburbs of Baltimore

8 AM Wednesday 

This is where Lake Effect Show Showers set up for Garrett County/Deep Creek Lake Region. This could be more pronounced with the first possible stickage. Stay tuned.

Temperature Outlook Next Week:

MUCH COLDER THAN NORMAL

7 Day Forecast

Warmer weekend then much colder next week.

PATTERN CHANGER?

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CONNECTION TO WINTER?

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