November 6 2022
Sunday Morning Update
It does not feel like November with mild temperatures this morning. Rain has spread in as expected. This should be mostly a morning event for areas west of the Chesapeake Bay, then we have another warm afternoon. There may be more showers later, but later is earlier now with the END of Daylight Saving Time!
A big change is on the way this week that will include a dramatic cool down AND possibly the impact of a new tropical system to hit Florida and ride up the coast by the end of the week.
If you woke up early for the show off the East Coast, it did not happen today. Weather was not the reason, but rather a fire alarm in the mission control center. The launch has been rescheduled for 5:27 AM on Monday.
See the live radar below
The cold front is still west of Maryland. It will take all day to move through. That will allow our temps to remain warm, but could also re-surge rain showers again later – after this morning’s round.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDED
Losing 2 minutes and 9 seconds from yesterday
This model has plotted the morning rain best, and shows it falling apart by lunch time.
This simulation shows that old boundary redeveloping rain in the same inland suburbs and hill country late afternoon and evening.
If you have afternoon plans, there may be a late shower. Then again, the sun will be setting by 5 PM.
Another mild day between the clouds and perhaps more showers later. The SUN WILL SET CLOSE TO OR BEFORE 5 PM (depending on your location).
Normal Low in Baltimore: 39ºF
Record 22ºF in 1991
SNOW: 5” in 1953
Normal High in Baltimore: 61ºF
Record 80ºF 2015
Remaining mild. With the earlier sunrise to start the week, it may be a pleasant morning.
Still warmer than average for this time of year, but the signal of cooler air is showing up to the west.
We will have a mid week cool down. I will address this pattern change in my next report later today.
The National Hurricane Center has suggested a new Tropical System is expected to develop. Here is the 5-day outlook, showing 80% chance for a named tropical storm forming near the Bahamas. It is then expected to hit southern Florida and ride north up the east coast to our region Friday and Saturday.
The next two names are: Nicole and Owen
Track the ‘landfall’ of that new tropical system in southeast Florida, then rolling up the east coast to bring us rain later on Friday.
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