Monday May 6
Morning Report
The pattern remains soggy with dense fog this morning. The next round of rain will return tonight into Tuesday morning. Then it should break up for a day or two.
Our next steady rain will be Thursday, and at this point, the weekend appears to be cooler and may end up dry into Mother’s Day.
Note: The GREEN shade is for Coastal Flooding as well.
A stuck and damp pattern for a few more days.
After the morning fog lifts, the next rain will arrive tonight.
Cool but not as chilly as yesterday.
NOTE: This is UNDER-REPRESENTING Again!
We will likely see more rain on the radar than shown here, at least through mid-day.
Rain showers and T’storms approach metro areas.
Storms become more prominent overnight.
Sunrise at 6:02 AM
Sunset at 8:05 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 50ºF
Record 40ºF in 1891; 1925; 2011
Normal High in Baltimore: 73ºF
Record 92ºF 1949
Morning Rain, then Scattered T’showers later in the day.
Rainy Thursday, then solid showers on Friday in the mountains and Delmarva.
Saturday looks to bring in a cooler weekend and, at this point, possibly dry!
More Rain
Split Showers and T’storms
While we see rain most days, they will not all be washouts.
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