March 23, 2025
Sunday Morning Report
Last night, we had the ‘potential’ for a geomagnetic storm to bring us the Northern Lights. The sky cleared, but the lights did not reach us in the Mid-Atlantic.
On the bright side, we have a clear sky and light wind this morning. The next storm system will bring in clouds during the afternoon and the next round of rain tonight.
Our week ahead will be chilly, and then temps bounce back just in time for next weekend.
Sunrise at 7:05 AM
Sunset at 7:22 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 36ºF
Record 16ºF in 1888; 1934
Normal High in Baltimore: 57ºF
Record 82ºF 1907
Baltimore Seasonal Snow
12.7”
Drought Reminder
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
A strong storm system is bringing snow across the Northern Plains, with a trailing cold front bringing heavier rain and some thunderstorms to the Midwest.
While we start off clear with a nearly calm wind, clouds will be on the increase from that system. Rain will arrive for us tonight.
This quick-moving pattern will bring that rain east tonight and linger on the East Coast on Monday. The next front will arrive on Wednesday, bringing cooler air and rain showers for most areas, along with some late-season snow in the mountains.
Nearly calm or very light breeze.
One band of showers around lunchtime will be brief, and then a few more pockets of heavier showers will develop later in the afternoon and evening.
The ground will be wet, and rain will slowly end from west to east.
Still rainy near the Bay and Delmarva… Spotty showers inland.
Still rainy near the Bay and Delmarva… Spotty showers inland.
This looks like a chilly rain/light showers with snow in the mountains north and west.
Reinforcing impulses of colder air over the next week, then back to a warm-up next weekend.
Chilly is ‘relative’ to Late March.
Next weekend (as of now) is looking warmer.
Cooler this week and warmer next weekend.
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Brief Recap Of The Record Snow For Virginia and the abrupt change from the longer range potential track.
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