Saturday, July 12, 2025
Morning Report
This may sound familiar: We remain in the ambiguous humid air mass. There is thick fog this morning, and the sun will dominate the day.
Pockets of thunderstorms will develop, but there is not much to move them. So some may sit and dump over one area, while others stay dry.
The chance for thunderstorms will increase on Sunday and Monday.
If there is any relief, it may be subtle mid-week, then another flare-up of heavy rain producers later in the work week.
Each day remains hot and very humid. Basically, we are in the thick of summer now!
We remain in the ambiguous humid air mass. There is thick fog this morning, and the sun will dominate the day.
Pockets of thunderstorms will develop, but there is not much to move them. So some may sit and dump over one area, while areas others stay dry.
Only Scattered Thunderstorms
Suggestion NOT a Promise
The better chance for storms will be in the mountains and far western suburbs of Baltimore, also Southeast Virginia.
Yesterday: Low 71F; High 89F
Rainfall = None
Sunrise at 5:51 AM
Sunset at 8:33 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 68ºF
Record 53ºF in 2002
Normal High in Baltimore: 89ºF
Record 97ºF 1908
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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