Sunday May 5
Morning Report
We are stuck in this muck! The wet weather pattern continues with a soggy start this Sunday morning. The rain will try to break up into the afternoon, but showers will linger for some, so do not write it off yet.
Tomorrow will be mostly dry and warmer, then rain returns by evening and at night.
Most of the week ahead will have showers or rain in some form almost every day. The best chance of a dry day will be Wednesday.
We remain wet here in the Eastern US.
A separate system has provided slow-moving heavy storms in Texas, causing the worst flooding near Houston since the remnants of Harvey!
NOTE: This is UNDER-REPRESENTING Again!
We will likely see more rain on the radar than shown here, at least through mid-day.
At this point the lingering band of rain may hold across North-Central Maryland through Philadelphia and New York.
Cool, but not as chilly as yesterday.
Sunrise at 6:03 AM
Sunset at 8:04 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 50ºF
Record 34ºF in 1966
Normal High in Baltimore: 73ºF
Record 92ºF 1930
The rainy pattern continues for much of the week ahead.
Rain returns in the evening and overnight.
Showers and T’storms with warmer temps.
This day may end up dry.
More showers and T’storms.
More rain and cooling again.
The temperatures will be on the upswing. It looks wet every day, but most of Monday will be dry. Look for showers by evening or at night.
Wednesday at this point may be our ‘dry day’, then back to more rain and another cool down next weekend.
*I get it, we have been stuck with weekends like this.
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