April 24 Weather: Some Showers Then Another Push Of Cold Air Followed By Summer Heat Sunday
Wednesday, April 24 Morning Report A milder start today with most areas in the 50s to near 60ºF along parts of the Bay. There is a push of colder air…
June 5, 2023
Monday Morning Update
After a warm end to the weekend, cooler winds will build in this afternoon. This will keep us below average and build in more clouds this afternoon. It has been comfortable for outdoor activities, but the drought is growing with each dry day.
Not much rain is in sight. We have some isolated showers for tomorrow and more later in the week. But the region as a whole will remain dry this week. As for the heat, some of that will return by the weekend.
Morning Surface Weather
We continue to watch a stalled low off the coast of Maine. There is needed rain for that region, including Nova Scotia where wildfires had sent us smoke last week.
The regional air flow for us will be from the Northwest. This will bring us cooler air and increase the clouds this afternoon.
4 PM Afternoon Temperatures
It will be a cooler day thanks to the winds from the Northwest.
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TODAY June 5
Normal Low in Baltimore: 59ºF
Record 44ºF in 1997
Normal High in Baltimore: 81ºF
Record 101ºF 1925
Tuesday
Morning Temperatures
Radar Simulation: Noon to 10 PM
The slight chance for storms will build in the afternoon. The odds you get one will be about 20% and if you do it’s likely to last less than 1/2 an hour.
Afternoon Temperatures
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Storm Animation: Thursday to Friday
The unsettled upper air pattern will produce more showers. At this point, it looks like the focus may be more concentrated around the Chesapeake Bay to the coast. These are more scattered pop-up afternoon showers. Even local downpours will not be enough to ease the growing drought.
7 Day Forecast
The week ahead may not be completely dry, but the chances for rain will be low. The rain risk on Thursday and Friday may be higher, but will be concentrated near and east of the Chesapeake Bay.
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