March 30 Weather Brings Back Rain Later Today A Nice Easter Then A Wet Week Ahead

Saturday, March 30

Morning Report

We start off the weekend with sunshine, but this may be deceiving. The next weather system will be racing out of the Great Lakes, and clouds will increase in the afternoon. Then expect showers and even longer periods of rain later this afternoon through tonight. 

Eastern Sunday looks like perfect timing for a break, then more rain for the first half of the next work week. 

Headlines

• Today: Sunny Morning, Rain Late Day and Tonight
• Easter Sunday: One Day Break; Warmer
• Next Week: More Rain For A Few Days!

Morning Surface Weather

After a sunny morning, the next weather system will be racing in with increasing clouds this afternoon. 

A cluster of rain will arrive late afternoon and evening. 

Afternoon 

Temperatures

Radar Simulation

Snapshot

Animation 4 PM to 11 PM

Tonight

Here is a suggestion of heavy rain by midnight. It may include some rumbles of thunder. 

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY March 30

Sunrise at 6:53 AM

Sunset at 7:29 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  38ºF

Record 21ºF in 1887

Normal High in Baltimore: 60ºF

Record 89ºF 1998

Sunday Weather

Temperatures 

Morning

Afternoon

Looking Ahead: Saturday to Wednesday 

A very active pattern ahead with a one-day break on Easter Sunday. Colder air will build in with the next storm to bring a late snowfall to the mountains on Wednesday.

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