November 4 2022
Friday Morning Update
It is Fog Season! Especially for places around the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean shoreline. We are in a warm weather pattern, which also increases moisture in the air. Combine that with long nights, and temps drop enough for that to produce thick fog.
We have a warm weekend ahead that may challenge record highs, then cooler by Election Day. The longer range outlook at the bottom of this post suggests when the cold may hold.
A Dense Fag Advisory has been issued for southern Maryland, including Annapolis, and for parts of Delmarva! Dorchester County has already posted a school delay. There may be others, however Queen Anne’s County has a half day scheduled that may affect their decision.
Thickest fog is on Delmarva, but expanding through southern Maryland. This is in and around Annapolis.
Also pockets of fog inland across Frederick and Carroll Counties in Maryland through southern York and Adams Counties in Pennsylvania.
The fog may continue to expand and thicken through 8 AM, then lift with sun returning for most between 9 and 10 AM.
The sun will break out and temps will boost up through the weekend and early next week as we challenge record highs. Contrast that with the snow that just fell in Colorado. Denver had temps near 80ºF just a day before the snow began! That’s not too rare for them…. A hint of that cooler air will arrive for Election Day, then modify.
Got Faith In The Flakes? Here’s something to scratch that itch:
Lovin the snow in Idledale, CO tonight #9wx pic.twitter.com/mVa3qZiF7u
— Cory Reppenhagen (@CReppWx) November 4, 2022
Colorado Snow Forecast
Great early start to the ski season there
Snow will spread across the mountains this morning, with rain and snow showers developing on the plains this afternoon changing to all snow this evening. Snow will end in most areas by Friday morning. Storm totals 5-10″ higher mountains, 3-6″ valleys/foothills, 1-3″ plains. #cowx pic.twitter.com/esYVeSFNyM
— NWS Boulder (@NWSBoulder) November 3, 2022
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS THIS SUNDAY MORNING
Total Lunar Eclipse Part Of November Highlights: Weather The Sun Plus A Rocket Launch
Photos Of The Rocket Moving To The Launchpad
Antares Rocket Photos Reaching Launchpad: Sunday Morning NASA Launch Mission Update
Normal Low in Baltimore: 40ºF
Record 22ºF in 1951
SNOW: 1″ in 1910
Normal High in Baltimore: 62ºF
Record 83ºF 1974
A band of rain will try to move in from the west Sunday morning, then fade. So metro and Bay areas might miss on this.
Cloud cover might affect your view of the rocket launch.
The record high temps to challenge in Baltimore are shown here.
The following weekend may bring us a larger rain event/storm. That is the pattern changer to bring back much colder air that has a chance to hold.
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If you want a snowy winter, this is what you might want to look for in the rest of the tropical season. (You might be seeing a lot of commercial snow removal people out this Winter).
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