July 10 Storm Recap And Weather Forecast Remains Humid With Less Thundershowers Today

Thursday, July 10, 2025

Morning Report

Today marks the anniversary of Baltimore’s hottest day on record: July 10, 1936, when the temperature reached 107°F. Thankfully, today’s temperatures will settle back with more clouds, so we will not be even close.

This morning starts off with a very muggy feel to the air and pockets of fog following yesterday’s rain. The storms did live up to the hype with intensity. While there were some tornado warnings, there is no official confirmation as of this time.

The majority of storm reports were due to wind and flooding.

Today will be part of the continued daily risk of thunderstorms, but the coverage and intensity will be lower.

Before we get to today’s weather, let’s take a quick look at yesterday’s storms.

STORM RECAP FROM WEDNESDAY

Storm Photo Of The Day

This shelf cloud demonstrated the robust energy with the severe storms in Central Maryland.

Storm Reports From Wednesday

Video

This aerial clip shows the condensation curtain under the shelf cloud and attempted rotation.

Rainfall On Wednesday: Doppler Radar Estimate

Officially, there was 0.34” of rain in Baltimore at BWI. Pockets of heavy rain and flooding were dotted all across the region, with flooding just west, south, and north in Pennsylvania.

Another cell produced the heaviest rain in the far Southern Lower Eastern Shore.

Central Maryland

Southern Pennsylvania

Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland

Spectacular Post Storm

The video associated with this shows it was ground-to-cloud lightning… which is what it spread out at the base of the cloud.

TODAY: NOAA Severe Storm Risk

Only Scattered Thunderstorms. This is reduced from what we have experienced. While some storms may be strong, they will be less in numbers and intensity.

Morning Surface Weather

The energy has lifted North, but we remain unsettled and very humid.

Scattered showers will form today in the afternoon, but NOT as intense as yesterday.

Live Radar and Lightning Widget

Radar Simulation 8 AM to 10 PM

High Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

Yesterday: Low 72F; High 90F

Rainfall = 0.34”

TODAY July 10

Sunrise at 5:50 AM

Sunset at 8:34 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  68ºF

Record 55ºF in 1961

Normal High in Baltimore: 89ºF

Record 107ºF 1936

Rainfall Deficit at BWI

• Ending 2024 =  -8.00”
• Since Jan 1 =  -1.51”
• We are STILL DOWN -9.51” INCLUDING LAST YEAR

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FRIDAY

NOAA Severe Storm Risk

Morning Temperatures

Afternoon Temperatures

Radar Simulation 6 AM to 8 PM

‘SUGGESTION’ Not A Promise

Scattered Showers and Thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening.

7 Day Forecast

Daily showers and thunderstorms are likely.

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