March 14 Pi Day Weather Will Be Very Warm Then Rain Tomorrow

March 14, 2024

Thursday Morning Update 

Today’s date, 3/14 represents Pi and is the birthday of Albert Einstein. While math enthusiasts celebrate, we will add another number in the local weather to the list. Most of our region will surge well into the 70s. Depending on how soon the sun breaks free of the early clouds, there is a chance to reach 80ºF at BWI. The record was 83ºF in 2007.

Enjoy this while it lasts as temps will start to drop, beginning with a round of rain Friday. Then, the weekend will step back into the 60s, followed by another push of colder air early next week. 

Morning Temperatures

Morning Surface Weather

Morning clouds will give way to sunshine. We often end up warmer than expected, so there is a chance to approach 80ºF if the sun breaks out sooner. 

There are severe storms in the Mississippi River Valley with the next system.

Behind this, in the colder air, Denver is getting its largest snowstorm of the season. 

Afternoon Temperatures 

If we break into full sunshine sooner, there is a chance some thermometers reach 80ºF.

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY March 14

Sunrise at 7:19 AM

Sunset at 7:13 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  33ºF

Record 14ºF in 1888

Normal High in Baltimore: 54ºF

Record 83ºF 2007

SEASONAL SNOW at BWI

11.3 inches

Friday Weather

Radar Simulation: 8 AM to Midnight

Showers will begin in the morning, and then rain will become steadier later in the day and at night.

Morning Temperatures 

Mid-Day Radar Simulation 

Showers will develop in the morning and become more widespread through the afternoon. 

Afternoon Temperatures 

Evening Radar Simulation 

Steady rain later in the day and overnight. 

Monday

Colder winds bring mountain snow showers. Some may cross the mountains into metro areas late in the afternoon.

7 Day Outlook

The weekend now looks dry and still warmer than average, but cooling down.

The next push of colder air will be early next week. This might include flurries later on Monday.

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