September 13 Morning Fog Then Sun Into The Weekend And Rain Next Week

Friday September 13, 2024

Morning Report

Friday the Thirteenth can be a lucky day as we start with areas of fog and low clouds and end with increasing sun. The remains of Francine are nowhere near us, but they may help send in high clouds.

This weekend looks sunny and warm, but we are in need of more rain. This may arrive by Tuesday with a damp airflow from the Atlantic for a few days.

Morning Visibility

Morning Temperatures

Morning Surface Weather

High Pressure is in control, and the added humidity has helped develop areas of fog. There were no advisories as of post time, but it could still affect your travel for a few hours.

The remains of Francine are in Arkansas, and the rain remains locked in place. Some of that moisture aloft will help feed the high clouds pushing our way.

Cloud Forecast 8 AM to 8 PM

While fog and low clouds burn off, a band of high thin cirrus clouds will flow north. There should be more sun in the afternoon, which could be mixed with a milky white sky.

Snapshot at 4 PM

This may look worse than it will be…. High Thin Cirrus Clouds…. These can be transparent, but make the sky a milky white even with sunshine.

Afternoon Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY September 13

Sunrise at 6:47 AM

Sunset at 7:17 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  60ºF

Record 42ºF in 1958

Normal High in Baltimore: 81ºF

Record 97ºF 1952

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14

Morning Temperatures

Once again there may be areas of dense fog.

Afternoon Temperatures

With sunshine, temperatures will be slightly above average.

LOOKING AHEAD

After a quiet and warm weekend, we may watch Low Pressure develop off the East Coast and move inland. This could establish a longer trend of a Southeast flow to bring in a few days with showers or steady rain.

Monday

If Low Pressure does form with some tropical characteristics, it will move inland by Monday night. Our winds will shift FROM the East and bring in more moisture.

Forecast Monday to Friday

A coastal Low may form and move inland across North Carolina. The onshore flow will bring in moisture, rain, and cooler temperatures.

Closer Look

Tuesday

This may be our RAINY DAY.

Wednesday

Lingering clouds and showers as Low Pressure moves North and spins out.

Thursday

Unsettled atmosphere with leftover clouds and showers, but NOT a washout.

7 Day Forecast

A sunny weekend will be followed by the potential impact of a coastal storm and onshore flow.

Rain may arrive by Tuesday, then lingering showers on Wednesday and Thursday.

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