April 21 Rain Showers Then Warming Up Much Of This Week
April 21 2025 Monday Morning Report Some areas are still recovering from the severe storm that passed through over the weekend. Today will be seasonal with more clouds and some…
April 22 Warm With A Breeze Lowering Humidity Then Next Rain Arrives Friday And Saturday
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April 22 2025
Tuesday Morning Report
If you are celebrating Earth Day, the weather should cooperate. However, the ground may be damp from overnight rain and even morning showers across Lower Delmarva.
A new air mass will move in with Northwest winds, lowering the humidity and bringing back the sunshine. Temperatures will remain warm for the next few afternoons.
The next chance for rain will be Friday to Saturday.
Clean Up Continues
Here is another storm impact zone from Saturday Night at a campground in Hancock, Maryland.
Today’s Weather
A cold front is still crossing the region and off the coast. Morning showers are seen on radar across Southern Maryland and to the coast.
Winds will increase a bit as a new dry air mass moves in during the day. This will continue to push the rain away along with the clouds.
Sun with lower humidity expected this afternoon.
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CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore
TODAY April 22
Sunrise at 6:20 AM
Sunset at 7:51 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 46ºF
Record 32ºF in 1875
Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF
Record 93ºF 1985
Drought Reminder
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
- Ending 2024 = -8.00”
- Since Jan 1 = -3.41”
- We are DOWN -11.41” including last year
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Morning Temperatures
Surface Weather
Morning rain showers along the cold front will exit Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore this morning.
A breeze from the northwest will increase midday and lower the humidity.
A warm air mass will push East for two days, then that storm system will expand and slowly cross our region Friday and Saturday.
Wind Forecast 8 AM to 8 PM
The wind will increase FROM THE NORTHWEST.
Wind Forecast at Noon
Gusts will be up to 20 mph, bringing in lower humidity and a return of sunshine.
Afternoon Temperatures
Most areas will be about 10 degrees warmer than yesterday.
WEDNESDAY
Sunny and Warm.
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Looking Ahead:
Storm Forecast Thursday To Sunday
While the models have not performed well, there has been persistence with this weekend’s event.
Rain and thunderstorms will develop in the mountains on Friday. This may reach metro areas overnight, and Saturday looks very wet.
Sunday will cool down a little and clear out.
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Friday Night
Rain will fall over the mountains and may pass through metro areas overnight.
Saturday Morning
Saturday Afternoon
Saturday Night
Rain Total Ending Saturday Night
7 Day Forecast
- Sunny and Warm Mid-Week
- Friday: Showers and Thunderstorms in the mountains may reach metro areas at night.
- Saturday looks soggy!
- Sunday: Clearing out.
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