April 10 Rain West Today Spreads East Tonight Then Soggy Friday And Chilly Saturday

April 10 2025

Thursday Morning Report

We need rain, and this forecast is the best way to get it. A slow-moving storm will spread over a few days, allowing over 1 inch of rainfall across much of our region.

Today, the rain will be more prominent west and north of the city, with stray showers ahead of it. The rain will speed east to cover the rest of our region tonight.

Friday will bring steady rain that will last into Saturday. This will bring chilly temperatures and even snow in the mountains.

Soggy ground may affect weekend plans for outdoor sports. The weather will improve Sunday as the storm moves away, and then we will get back to the 70s early next week.

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY April 10

Sunrise at 6:37 AM

Sunset at 7:40 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  42ºF

Record 22ºF in 1985

Normal High in Baltimore: 65ºF

Record 91ºF 2013

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Rainfall Deficit at BWI

• Ending 2024 =  -8.00”
• Since Jan 1 =  -3.48”
• We are DOWN -11.48” including last year

Morning Temperatures

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Surface Weather

Low Pressure in the Ohio Valley has spread rain showers west and north of Baltimore. This may be the holding pattern for much of today: steady rain inland and mostly dry south.

The cold air has shown up with snow in Northern PA and Western NY.  Another pocket of colder air will dive in from the Northern Plains. This is what will develop the slow moving storm for the Eastern US into the weekend.

Radar Simulation

Today: 8 AM to Midnight

Afternoon Snapshot

The steady rain and persistent showers will remain west and north of Baltimore. There may be some stray showers that cross the metro area, but mostly dry.

Afternoon Temperatures

Tonight

Rain will spread across Central Maryland to Delmarva.

Storm Animation

Thursday Night to Sunday Afternoon

The development of this slow-moving storm will produce a large field of steady rain and even mountain snow.

The Surface Low will pass off the coast on Sunday afternoon, hopefully taking the rain and chill with it.

Friday Afternoon

Friday Jet Stream

The core of the upper-level Low will pass to the Southeast US. This will lock in the Eastern US with a cool and damp weather pattern.

Jet Stream Animation

This upper-level cold air will keep us unsettled and chilly. It will relax by Sunday and allow warmer air back in on Monday (briefly).

Friday Temperatures

Morning

Afternoon

Rain Snapshots

Friday Morning

Friday Afternoon

Friday Night

Saturday Morning

Saturday Afternoon

Saturday Night

Sunday Afternoon

Rainfall Total

National Blend of Models

This brings most of our region over 1 inch in total.

Jet Stream Next Week

Monday to Wednesday

There will be one more push of cold air in the middle of the week.  Perhaps this is the last one for a while and we can get back to spring locked in after this passes.

7 Day Forecast

• Today: Rain Showers
• Friday and Saturday Heavier Rain
• Sunday Improving
• Monday/Tuesday Warmer

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