March 24 2025
Monday Morning Report
We need rain and we have had some roll in overnight. This has made for wet roads that on a Monday morning is likely to result in slower traffic. May be worth planing a few extra minutes on your commute.
I’ve included the live radar widget below to compare to the forecast simulation timeline.
A cooler breeze will be with us mid week, then it may be perfect timing that next weekend lines up with our next warm up to the 70s.
Sunrise at 7:03 AM
Sunset at 7:23 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 36ºF
Record 18ºF in 1896
Normal High in Baltimore: 58ºF
Record 83ºF 1929
Baltimore Seasonal Snow
12.7”
Drought Reminder
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
A large, complex system stretches from border to border.
On the North End snow is falling from The Great Lakes to New England.
On the south end, Low Pressure between Houston and New Orleans is pumping energy along the cold front to bring heavy downpours and thunderstorms.
This slows down the movement to the East.
We have rain this morning, and this same overall system will linger nearby with another push later Tuesday…. Then we can get things moving.
The slow moving band of rain has heavy pockets across the central part of the Chesapeake Bay. Definitely was a slow start to the day crossing the Bay Bridge.
Still rainy near the Bay and Delmarva… Spotty showers inland.
Still rainy near the Bay and Delmarva… Spotty showers inland.
Finally pushing this round off the coast.
Gusts 25 to 30 mph
Tuesday Afternoon to Wednesday
A quick-moving system will bring showers and mixed snowflakes over the mountains. It’s a minor event focusing on cooler air.
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
Showers today and then again later Tuesday.
Cool breeze mid-week, then warming up to the 70s by the 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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