April 24, 2025
Wednesday Morning Report
We have a pleasant day ahead, remaining dry as we anticipate needed rain on the way. A larger storm organizing will spread high clouds into the sky which may increase this afternoon.
The rain on the way will be in the mountains on Friday. It may send us an afternoon shower and then more rain overnight.
More rain is expected Saturday afternoon and night.
The weekend will end with a cooler breeze, then summer heat brings back the 80s with humidity next week.
Sunrise at 6:17 AM
Sunset at 7:53 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 47ºF
Record 32ºF in 2003
Normal High in Baltimore: 70ºF
Record 93ºF 1960
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High Pressure is in control as a larger storm system develops. We may see an increase in high, thin clouds while remaining warm and dry today.
Winds will shift FROM the South this afternoon.
Winds increase from the south this afternoon.
Comfortably in the 70s for most of the region.
A cluster of showers and an early thunderstorm is possible…
A morning batch of showers may give way to a few dry hours… The next round of rain will be over the mountains and heading East.
Steady rain with thunderstorms.
Steady rain with thunderstorms.
A brief cooling with the storm, then summer heat pumps in next week.
A large and strong ridge will dominate the Eastern US. This has the hallmarks of pumping in summer heat to reach the 80s and eventually adding additional humidity.
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