Sunday, May 25, 2025
The holiday weekend will start to feel more like it. After the clouds and chilly wind yesterday, just getting more sun will feel better. The winds will be lighter and temps should reach the 70s for more of the region. Still not a summer feel, but trying to get closer.
High Pressure will take hold for a few days, but there is another storm heading in our direction that will arrive by Wednesday with more rain.
Sunrise at 5:46 AM
Sunset at 8:22 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 56ºF
Record 38ºF in 1956
Normal High in Baltimore: 78ºF
Record 94ºF 1991
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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High Pressure will have more of a grip to bring more sun to the region. Winds will be light, but a breeze will pick up during the day, not nearly as strong as the last few days.
The cluster of severe storms in the Central US will not reach us.
Improvement: A breeze from the Northwest between 10 and 15 mph.
Afternoon clouds will be common across the northern hills.
Still cool, but more of the region reaches the 70s.
Tuesday brings increasing clouds, then steady rain on Wednesday.
A rainy day!
Showers become more widespread with the afternoon heating.
Spotty showers may be confined north of Baltimore.
Thu May 30 to Mon Jun 3: Remaining Cooler Than Average
Cooler than average, but dry!
Memorial Day ‘maybe’ a VERY EARLY rain shower South; then Sun with Afternoon Clouds
Rain returns Wednesday.
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