Monday, May 12, 2025
After a very warm Mother’s Day, the clouds are increasing as a new storm will slowly spread our way. This is one of those cut-off systems that will bring at least one day of steady rain, followed by numerous showers and then a daily occurrence of mainly afternoon thunderstorms into the weekend.
Today will be partly sunny, but the first showers may arrive by evening. The main event will be with us tomorrow.
Clouds are already expanding north, and more will follow today. We will call it partly sunny, but expect more clouds in the afternoon. Some showers may pop up later.
The steady rain will build in tomorrow.
Sunrise at 5:56 AM
Sunset at 8:11 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 52ºF
Record 35ºF in 1963
Normal High in Baltimore: 75ºF
Record 94ºF 1881
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Cooler than yesterday.
Increasing from the south.
Showers will develop after sunset.
This will be our wet day!
It is possible these temps may be too high, and many areas stay in the 60s.
Increasing from the Southeast and East. That will be our source of moisture to feed the rain.
This is a guide and is NOT PERFECT. The suggest is a region wide 1 to 2 inches with spots in the 3 to 4 inch range.
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