Friday, August 29, 2025
Morning Report
A cold front will be crossing through the region today. There are patchy clouds, and the rain has faded. Some showers could pop up today, but there is high confidence in the wind increasing through the afternoon.
This reinforcing push of cooler air will last through the Labor Day holiday weekend, followed by another push next week. This will feel like a preview of autumn.
In Case You Missed It: Here is my annual comparison of the two most popular Farmers’ Almanacs as they hit the shelves. The theme is colder but there are subtle differences across our region which also includes their suggestion for snow.
Yesterday: Low 54F; High 81F
Precipitation: 0.00
Sunrise at 6:33 AM
Sunset at 7:41 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 64ºF
Record 47ºF in 1986
Normal High in Baltimore: 85ºF
Record 100ºF 1953
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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This cool air mass will bring temperatures below average into our region Next Week! A stronger push will need to be watched for the end of next week.
Cooler-than-average temperatures will continue across much of the Eastern US.
Temperatures remain cooler than average.
Definitely a hint of Autumn. This may bring record low temperatures to parts of the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes.
We notice above-average temperatures in the Northwest and Southern Texas/Florida.
It should be noted that often, an early-season cooldown is met with a late taste of summer to balance things out. We can still have a hot spell in mid- to late September.
Reinforcing Cool Air This Weekend Lasting To Next Week.
Inland morning lows will be in the 40s.
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