Monday, May 26, 2025
On this day, we honor the memory of those lost defending our nation and observe a moment of silence for Gold Star Families. The weather will improve for the ceremonies. Morning clouds across the southern parts of the region should fade and blend in with the sunny start to the north.
A chill this morning will give back to an afternoon in the 70s.
The Southern and Gulf States have a persistent storm with severe weather and flooding rain.. this will gradually advance to the north and bring us the next round of rain on Wednesday.
It has been unseasonably chilly.
A large storm will continue to plague the Southern US with severe storms and flooding rain. The northern edge of this has sent clouds into Maryland… However, that large High Pressure to the North, which has been responsible for our chilly air, is also helping block the storm from advancing for another day.
The edge of the clouds reach Central Maryland.
Morning clouds will fade for parts of the region this afternoon.
Still cool, but more of the region reaches the 70s.
A light breeze all day is also an improvement.
Sunrise at 5:45 AM
Sunset at 8:23 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 56ºF
Record 41ºF in 1967
Normal High in Baltimore: 78ºF
Record 94ºF 1914; 2021
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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Tuesday brings increasing clouds, steady rain on Wednesday, showers Thursday afternoon… and spotty on Friday and Saturday.
Start of a rainy day!
Steady rain continues….
Showers become more widespread with the afternoon heating.
This looks CHILLY, but needs to be put in perspective. This is a cool upper-level pattern, but it will be contrasted with some of the highest sun angles of the year! The trade-off will be sunny mornings, then afternoon clouds, spotty showers, and high temperatures slightly below average.
Thu May 31 to Mon Jun 4: Remaining Cooler Than Average
Rain returns Wednesday
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