April 13 Wind Advisory Then A Sustained Warm Up

Saturday, April 13

Morning Report

We are in transition this weekend before the big warm-up. As a result, strong winds today have prompted advisories. Gusts may reach 45 mph in many spots. 

The quick pattern will allow temps to jump to the 70s tomorrow, then bring some rain showers Sunday night into Monday. This will be followed by a warm week ahead!

Wind Advisory

Much of the region north and west of the Chesapeake Bay will have strong winds gusting to 45 mph. This may be enough to move lawn furniture and snap branches or small trees. 

Morning Surface Weather

The old storm is slowly departing through New England. However, it is the gift that keeps on giving! Strong winds continue to whip around it, which is why we expect to continue to get gusts to 45 mph today.

As High Pressure crosses the nation and reaches us in the next few days, it will push the big warm-up here as well.

Wind Forecast

Snapshot This Afternoon

Afternoon Temperatures 

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY April 13

Sunrise at 6:32 AM

Sunset at 7:43 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  43ºF

Record 26ºF in 1874

Normal High in Baltimore: 66ºF

Record 89ºF 1977

Sunday Weather

Morning Temperatures

Afternoon Temperatures 

Sunday Night Snapshot

The sky should be mostly sunny, but clouds will filter in from the north later. Showers are likely to hold off until after dark.

Weather Forecast Animation:

Sunday Afternoon to Tuesday Afternoon 

Jet Stream Saturday to Wednesday 

Snapshot Wednesday 

7 Day Forecast

After the wind today and rain showers Sunday night into Monday, the general idea of the weather pattern will be warm!

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