Friday, August 1 2025
Morning Report
Yesterday’s storms lived up to expectations, with torrential downpours and flash flooding. Rainfall totals pushed over 3 inches for many areas in Central Maryland, with some spots getting over 5 inches.
The storm reports included flooding, wind damage, and a tornado that pulled over the water in Annapolis.
Today, there will be a cool breeze and still some unsettled drizzle and rain showers. This will keep temperatures in the 70s for the first time since June 27.
The weekend will have chilly mornings and sunny, warm afternoons.
For now, it looks like we’ll hold off on the next chance for rain until the second half of next week.
A narrow band along I-70 had heavy rain in the 3 to 4” range from Mount Airy to Eldersburg.
The top spot was once again between Kingsville and Edgewood along the Baltimore and Harford County line.
Drizzle may not show that well on here.
The cold front is to our south, allowing the new air mass to bring in winds from the North. Rain showers and drizzle linger this morning. This air mass will take hold with more sun and warmer afternoons through early next week.
Yesterday: Low 72F; High 91F
Rainfall = 0.29”
Days 90F Or Above = 24
Sunrise at 6:07 AM
Sunset at 8:18 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 67ºF
Record 57ºF in 1895
Normal High in Baltimore: 88ºF
Record 101ºF 2024
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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