March 11 Wind Advisory Then Big Warm Up

March 11 2024

Monday Morning Update 

This morning may be the true reminder of Daylight Saving Time. Sunrise is at 7:23 AM, but the morning darkness will be balanced by sunset after 7 PM.  Reminder to check the clock in your vehicle.

The gusty winds that brought us snow squalls on Sunday are still raging today. The snow is not. The combination of a departing storm east of Maine and High-Pressure building in has funneled winds from the Northwest. 

Once again today, we could see gusts up to 55 mph blowing garbage cans, lawn furniture, and even taking down branches or some trees. If the power goes out, that will be why.

A Wind Advisory extends today along with wind restrictions on the Key and Bay Bridges. 

Starting tomorrow, we get a warm up that will continue through the rest of the work week. 

Wind Advisory 

Wind Forecast 8 AM to 8 PM

Peak Wind Gusts

Morning Temperatures

Morning Surface Weather

Today we have strong winds, but as High-Pressure shifts to the coast, the winds will settle and then shift from the Southwest to bring us very warm air for the rest of the week.

Afternoon Temperatures 

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY March 11

Sunrise at 7:23 AM

Sunset at 7:10 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  32ºF

Record 6ºF in 1960

Normal High in Baltimore: 53ºF

Record 79ºF 2021

SEASONAL SNOW at BWI

11.3 inches

Tuesday Weather

Morning Temperatures 

Afternoon Temperatures 

Jet Stream Forecast 

Monday to Friday

A quick shift from the chilly and windy start to the week through Friday.

Thursday: Peak Warm Temps

Friday: 

We will watch the next storm bring a chance for rain.

7 Day Outlook

Following the weekend, temperatures will modify into the 60s, then surge into the 70s by the end of the work week. 

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