Tuesday October 15, 2024
Morning Report
As the autumn chilly pattern settles in, we have our first Frost Advisory in place, reaching some of the inland suburbs. The coldest air is still another day away, so this may repeat or expand tomorrow.
With a start in the 30s and brisk winds, the afternoon will remain in the 50s. The unsettled air will keep more clouds around, plus some spotty showers, only to be followed by overnight clearing to allow for further chill overnight.
Overall, the weather pattern will remain quiet, and once again, we will warm up with plenty of sunshine into the weekend.
The clear evenings have allowed for great viewing of the ATLAS Comet A3. We may have clouds in the way this evening, but we will get back to optimal viewing later in the week.
High Pressure has pushed this cold air mass into Northern Florida. An upper-level disturbance has prompted a cluster of rain showers around the Great Lakes. This may mix with some snowflakes over the highest mountains of Western Maryland and West Virginia. Not much stickage is expected.
Gusts up to 20 mph may lead to some bridge restrictions.
A chilly day with most areas remaining in the 50s.
Over the clouds…
I was able to see it Monday evening. Here are some of my photos and notes on how to find it.
Sunrise at 7:17 AM
Sunset at 6:27 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 47ºF
Record 32ºF in 2006
Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF
Record 86ºF 1975; 1989
I expect a repeat of The Frost Advisory, which may include more counties.
A taste of Fall arriving in the Eastern US this week.
The core of the cold air will drop to our south… This will entrench most of the Deep South in the chill and bring more frost.
The return flow and large ridge will lead to a big warm-up this weekend.
With High Pressure in control, a whole lot of nothing going on. Just waiting for that warm-up.
Most of this week will remain cooler than average. The chance for frost continues for a few more mornings.
Next weekend looks like a nice warm-up again, back to the 70s with sunshine.
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