April 13 2025
Sunday Morning Report
We will turn the corner and get back to real spring soon. However there are a few more bumps in the road.
Today will be an improvement and tomorrow will be nicer. Then, a mid-week chill could drop another frost or freeze on the region.
The pattern will change, and I see spring taking hold for us later in the week and next weekend.
Yes, this really happened!
The storm is off the coast and is still slowly moving away after dropping heavy rain AND even deep mountain snow. A cool breeze, but more sunshine is building for us today.
The storm track will remain north while the spring warmth remains to the south.
We get a taste of the warm air tomorrow and finally get it to hold later this week.
Sunrise at 6:32 AM
Sunset at 7:42 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 43ºF
Record 26ºF in 1973
Normal High in Baltimore: 66ºF
Record 89ºF 1977
Drought Reminder
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
Wind FROM the North, but with sunshine, we should have a mild day.
Partly Sunny with more clouds later in the day. This will be followed by rain at night.
One more cold front will bring in rain showers and a last push of late winter air.
After a warm day, the rain will arrive at night.
A break in the rain…
Rain Showers: Unstable air, especially across the inland hills and mountains.
Chilly again, and possibly morning frost or freeze in the region.
Full-on spring warmth should be in place!
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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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