March 27 2025
Thursday Morning Report
The first thing I want to say about today is that sunrise is now back BEFORE 7 AM in Baltimore! We will have a mostly sunny sky mixed with high clouds at times and a seasonally cool day.
The Washington Nationals start their home season today at 4:05 PM, and it will be a little cool in the upper 50s.
While severe storms develop in the central US, a surge of very warm air will peak this weekend, with temperatures in the 80s on Saturday.
We need rain, and the new drought report will be published today. However, the chance for rain will increase on Monday. This lines up with the Orioles’ home opener. We have four days to sort out the timing and impact, so it is not a lock, but it is worth watching. Needless to say, the temperatures will hold on to the warmth in the 70s.
Sunrise at 6:59 AM
Sunset at 7:26 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 37ºF
Record 20ºF in 1894; 2001; 2014
Normal High in Baltimore: 59ºF
Record 86ºF 1921
Baltimore Seasonal Snow
12.7”
Drought Reminder
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
We start off chilly and may get high clouds mixed in, but it will be a nearly seasonal day.
The cold air is locked across the Northern Plains, while pockets of severe weather are already on display in the Midwest and South Texas.
As that other system gets organized, it will surge warmer air our way this weekend ahead of it.
Gusts 20 mph
The timing may allow for a dry day, then rain showers in the evening both Friday AND Sunday.
The wild card will be Monday for the Orioles Home Opener. Temps will be very warm but there is a chance for rain showers.
Rain Showers in the evening.
Rain Showers in the afternoon and evening.
This looks better than it did yesterday, but still the chance for rain in the afternoon…. Temps will be in the 70s.
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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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