October 31 2022
Monday Morning Update
Happy Halloween! We have a little system rolling through today and tomorrow that will affect plans starting with traffic, but also the kids costumes and trick or treating. Areas of fog start the day, with rain already entering western Maryland. We will be tracking more rain this afternoon and evening in the timeline slider below.
More rain tomorrow, then we focus on a warm up through the first week to 10 days of November. It is important to note that we are in fog season and this pattern is prime for thick morning fog, especially around the Bay and Delmarva. The daily warm ups will depend on how soon it burns off and the sun can break out… Highlight on that this weekend.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS THIS COMING WEEKEND!
Rain has entered western Maryland. While this system has lost some punch, it will still bring in showers today, which we will track on the live radar and forecast simulations below.
4 PM to 9 PM – I hope this helps illustrate the best suggestion for where and when the showers will arrive.
Normal Low in Baltimore: 41ºF
Record 25ºF in 1966
SNOW: Not on this date
Normal High in Baltimore: 63ºF
Record 85ºF 1946
Radar Simulation: 6 AM to 6 PM – NAM 3Km
The band of rain expected will more than likely fall near and especially south of Baltimore.
Click to see this report: We will have a few days in the 70s, with a slight chance to get close to 80ºF next weekend.
We are in morning fog season. With warmer air and longer nights, the moisture from the Chesapeake Bay is what helps lead to many foggy mornings for Delmarva. There is also a spread inland to the west if the winds are right, plus interior valleys and nearby lakes/reservoirs.
If we have a run for 80ºF next weekend, it will depend on how much sun can break through.
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