April 15 2025
Tuesday Morning Report
Today is tax day, and worth mentioning with the Wind Advisory. If you mail the return the old-fashioned way, hold on to it tightly as you leave your vehicle. A Wind Advisory has been issued as gusts may push up to 50 mph this afternoon.
This is part of the transition to one more push of chilly air. Temperatures may peak early afternoon and then turn cooler with the strongest winds. With that, we still have showers lingering across the region. This morning, they are focused on the southern part of Maryland and Delmarva. The unstable air with the wind may produce low-base thunderstorms and small hail inland later today.
The core of the chilly air will be with us tomorrow, and then the pattern will flip, finally bringing back sustained warmth later this week and weekend.
Averaging in the 20 mph range, with gusts UP TO 50 mph.
Sunrise at 6:29 AM
Sunset at 7:44 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 43ºF
Record 31ºF in 1950; 1957; 1973
Normal High in Baltimore: 66ºF
Record 91ºF 1941
Drought Reminder
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
We have a mild start and a warmer day ahead!
We are on the edge of a frontal boundary that has rain showers and mild air in place.
The next push of strong winds is on the edge of the cooler air and will spark even more showers as it arrives.
The core of the cold air will pass to our north. We will feel it for sure as we bottom out… The improvement is on the way.
A shift in air flow will rapidly change our environment to a warmer one by the end of the work week.
Warmest Day Of This Stretch.
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