April 29 A Taste Of Summer Heat As Severe Storms Expected Just West Later Today
Tuesday, April 29, 2025 One year ago on this date, we set a new record high temperature in Baltimore with 92°F. Today, there will be a hint of summer heat…
April 2 Cool Ocean Winds While Major Severe Storm Outbreak Develops In The Midwest
Maryland Weather
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Severe Weather
Forecast
April 2 2025
Tuesday Morning Report
A major severe storm outbreak will develop today and last for a few days. It is located in the middle of the country and will consist of a tornado outbreak and extensive flooding. We will be on the edge of that storm as it sends impulses our way that will fluctuate our temperatures and rain impact.
Locally today there will be a wind off the Atlantic that will keep us cool, and eventually develop fog overnight. This marine layer will show tomorrow as warmer air tries to push in and may squeeze out more fog and rain showers.
Eventually we will get in on the warm air and even rain with thunderstorms. The timing is low confidence due to the slow movement of that large inland storm.
Here is the best we have for now, but expect some adjustments as the risk for rain may be each day.
Surface Weather
A very large storm system will be developing and will take all week to move to the East Coast. Some areas will experience moderate to heavy rain for many days, leading to flooding.
There is also a severe storm risk that will result in a large tornado outbreak!
NOAA Severe Storm Risk
This RARE LEVEL 5 High-Risk Area means many EF-2 or larger tornadoes are possible. A wide region with large hail and damaging winds will also experience flooding.
SEVERE STORM RISK THURSDAY
SEVERE STORM RISK FRIDAY
Storm Forecast: Wednesday to Monday
Rain POTENTIAL Total
Local Weather Today
CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore
TODAY April 2
Sunrise at 6:49 AM
Sunset at 7:32 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 39ºF
Record 23ºF in 1907
Normal High in Baltimore: 61ºF
Record 88ºF 1963
Drought Reminder
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
- Ending 2024 = -8.00”
- Since Jan 1 = -3.08”
- We are DOWN -11.08” including last year
Morning Temperatures
Wind Forecast 8 AM to 8 PM
Afternoon Winds
Afternoon Temperatures
THURSDAY WEATHER
Fog may last until noon in spots in the morning. Then, there may be spotted showers or a T-storm later in the day.
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Looking Ahead
Thursday to Monday
We have a chance for rain almost every day, but the confidence in specifics is low.
This is subject to change: The location of the front will bounce back and forth, and the specific location and timing may adjust from these plots.
Snapshots
Friday Morning
Friday Afternoon
Saturday Morning
Saturday Afternoon
Sunday Afternoon
Monday Morning
7 Day Forecast
The chance of rain and temperatures will fluctuate each day depending on the location of the front.
This should move through Sunday into Monday, then clearing Tuesday
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