SundayAugust 24 2025
Morning Report
The water along the US East Coast continues to be rough and needs another day or two to settle down. The new Tropical Storm Fernand has formed and is holding with wind speeds of 40 mph. It is farther East than Erin and will have no impact on the US.
In the week ahead, a new air mass will arrive, giving us a taste of autumn. The cold front leading the change will bring spotty showers and maybe a thunderstorm today.
It will take the high water another day or two to settle down across the Chesapeake Bay. The same goes for the rip currents along the Atlantic beaches.
Winds 40 mph
Moving: NNE at 15 mph and staying in the ocean!
40% chance to hold together and develop. This is tracking into the Southern Caribbean.
An area of Low Pressure located off South Carolina will track like TS Fernand out to the Northeast and away from land.
A cold front has spotty showers that may affect us today, but the air mass on the other side is the main story. This is a mark of early autumn weather: Much cooler and lower humidity.
Spotty showers and a line of storms will develop this evening.
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Yesterday: Low 58F; High 82F
Precipitation: 0.00”
Sunrise at 6:28 AM
Sunset at 7:49 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 65ºF
Record 48ºF in 1952
Normal High in Baltimore: 86ºF
Record 98ºF 1968
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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This is likely to build up clouds in the hills and mountains to the northwest.
Monday Afternoon Through Friday Evening
This cool air mass will bring temperatures around 10 degrees below average into our region Next Week!
Reinforcing cold air will spill in all week.
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