August 10 Weather Turning Rainy And Trek 10 Day 5

August 10, 2023

Thursday Morning Update

You know that expression “rain or shine”? Well, today we will be challenging the rain, and no matter what the Maryland Trek must go on.

Thank you for visiting here for my weather report. Local weather is below and I plan to continue forecasting all week, but please note my attention is on Maryland Trek 10. My team began Sunday from the summit of Wisp Ski Resort for our week-long journey to Ocean City.

Before the weather, please take a moment to view what our team has been working on this week.

Maryland Trek 10 Day 4

If you missed our story on Abby, please take a moment to watch this with our daily recap.

Maryland Trek 10 Day 5

This morning we begin near BWI on our path to the B and A Trail. We plan to go live with Kids Trek Too near noon.

We are honoring a kid in cancer treatment each day and raising money for our free programs at Just In Power Kids. As of this morning, we are closing in on $100,000 towards our goal of $140,000+.

Today’s Power Kid is Bella. Click her photo to see her story.

Today’s Route will be taking us along the B and A Trail in Anne Arundel County where we will meet up with some families (rain or shine) for Kids Trek Too.

When we reach Annapolis we will get on a boat with our friend Walter George to Kent Island and continue on our way.

Weather Briefing

Morning Surface Weather

Low Pressure is moving in from Ohio. The rain will be spreading east and affect western and northern areas of Maryland into PA first.

Our Maryland Trek is traveling south of Baltimore and we are going to keep moving even if and when the rain arrives… Only lightning will delay us.

There is a chance we only have a few hours of rain then it will break up with only scattered showers or storms later in the afternoon. At this point, there is a low risk of anything strong or severe.

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Radar Simulation 8 AM to 8 PM

This product is NOT perfect but it is a suggestion. We see the rain earlier west and north of Baltimore.

The bulk of the rain will be between 11 AM and 3 PM.  If we get lucky, this will break up in the afternoon with scattered storms to follow west.

Snapshot at 12 PM

The heaviest of the rain will be north and most coverage will be during lunch time.

Afternoon Temperatures

Most areas will remain in the 70s with clouds and rain. Where the rain is more scattered or holds off until later farther south, it will be warmer in the 80s.

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CLIMATE DATA

TODAY August 10

Normal Low in Baltimore:  67ºF

Record 54ºF in 1999

Normal High in Baltimore: 88ºF

Record 100ºF 1900

Friday Weather

Sunny and warm! This will be Day 6 of Maryland Trek 10.

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After this cool and wet day, the heat is expected to return this weekend. Then more storms will erupt early next week.

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