Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Morning Report
Some fog has formed this morning as moisture is attempting to move back in as the winds shift.
If you have early fog or clouds, they will burn off to a mostly sunny day, which will remain comfortable. However, clouds may build again near the water.
That heat dome will return! Temps will move back near 90°F tomorrow, and Friday will be very uncomfortable as heat index values reach 105°F.
We may get into Heat Advisories on Friday, and storms may pop up late in the day. The storms will become more widespread over the weekend.
Not as cool yesterday morning, but still some pockets of 60s showing up. Interior mountains are down into the 50s.
Metro and Bay areas started in the 70s.
High Pressure continues to keep our region carved out and protected from the Heat Dome… for now.
The winds are shifting FROM the east, with areas of fog near the water. The afternoon will be sunny and still pleasant.
The Heat Dome and storm track will be making a move our way for the weekend.
A shift from the East is the reason there was fog this morning in spots. It will bring in more humidity and perhaps more clouds by the water.
Yesterday: Low 67F; High 85F
Rainfall = None
Sunrise at 5:59 AM
Sunset at 8:26 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 68ºF
Record 57ºF in 1977
Normal High in Baltimore: 89ºF
Record 102ºF 1991; 2011
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
Drought Monitor
No Drought! There is still a long-term deficit plotted for Baltimore and Harford Counties.
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