Sunday April 27 2025
The rain yesterday did produce a downpour but briefly. The total at BWO was 0.37” which is barely a dent in our drought. Here are the updated numbers.
A distinct rain shaft over Baltimore, as seen from the World Trade Center, was captured by Jim Schuyler.
Flower petals coating the ground following the rain in Sykesville, MD, from Jackie Diachenko.
A new air mass is building in with cooler winds today. With the atmosphere settling down, sunshine will take over, and temperatures will climb quickly as the week progresses. Monday looks pleasant all day and into the evening as the Os return home to host the Yankees.
Tuesday looks like a summer day! Temps will boost into the mid-80s, along with higher humidity. Showers and thunderstorms will try to move in from the mountains at night, then another chance for storms later in the week.
Sunrise at 6:13 AM
Sunset at 7:56 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 48ºF
Record 35ºF in 2001
Normal High in Baltimore: 71ºF
Record 92ºF 1994
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High Pressure is building in. With a new air mass moving in and a pressure gradient created by the departing storm off the coast of Maine, gusty winds are expected today, reaching up to 35 mph.
Quiet and warmer weather will build in starting tomorrow.
Peak Gusts to 35 mph.
Sunny and less wind!
There will be summer-like heat and humidity. The next weather system will attempt to bring showers in earlier by Tuesday evening and then linger with an increased risk for (needed) rain Thursday and Friday.
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