January 29 High Wind Alerts Today And Needed Rain For Friday
January 29 2025 Wednesday Morning Report Temperatures remain above average, and now we add in very strong winds. A storm in New England will deepen and force a pressure gradient…
January 28 Strong Winds For A Few Days Then Heavy Rain Arrives Friday
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January 28 2025
Tuesday Morning Report
Temperatures remain above average, and strong winds have lasted for two days. While a cool-down will try to sneak back in, the dominant flow lacks truly cold air.
The next storm will reach us on Friday with heavy rain… A similar storm track to earlier this month when we got our big snow… but the cold air is lacking this time,
Morning Temperatures
Not as cold.
Morning Surface Weather
A pocket of true winter is carved out across the Great Lakes to New England. This includes snow and the colder air.
Most of the nation will be under the influence of mild air expanding our way.
The next storm is along the Gulf Coast and will send Low Pressure with rain for us on Friday.
Wind Forecast
Snapshot
Afternoon High Temps
CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore
TODAY January 28
Sunrise at 7:17 AM
Sunset at 5:23 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 25ºF
Record -3ºF in 1987
Normal High in Baltimore: 43ºF
Record 70ºF 1944; 1049
Baltimore Seasonal Snow
8.9”
WEDNESDAY WEATHER
The next front will surge mild air ahead of the new air mass, kicking up stronger winds and then colder air.
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Wind Forecast 7 AM to 7 PM
Radar Forecast: Noon to 7 PM
Snapshots
Snow flurries may pass north of Baltimore.
Heavier snow squalls will bring fresh accumulation to the mountains.
Winds
Storm Animation: Thursday to Saturday Afternoon
This is the ECMWF Solution showing the flow of the next storm through the region on Friday. The storm track is similar to when we had heavier snow earlier this month. What is missing is the cold air this time.
Friday Afternoon
The steady and heavy rain will be afternoon through evening.
Rainfall Totals
ECMWF
The European Model keeps the heaviest rain just south of Baltimore… similar to the recent storm tracks.
GFS
Our American model brings the band of heaviest rain a little farther north through Baltimore and Central Maryland.
Jet Stream Next Week
Jet Stream Monday
7 Day Forecast
The range of temperatures is from near normal lower 40s to mid-50s.
The storm on Friday will bring heavy rain and lots of snow melt.
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