Sunday, September 7, 2025
A different feel to the air today as the cold front has moved off the coast. Winds from the Northwest will eventually clear us out… gradually from the West. There is some rain in central Maryland and along I-95 this morning. Take a look at the live radar below. Rain may linger into the afternoon on the Eastern Shore, while the sun is expected to return to the cities.
The Full Corn Moon is tonight, and it will be visible in most areas. The rise time around Baltimore is 7:30 PM. Your ability to view it may be affected by local terrain, hills, trees, or buildings can obstruct your line of sight… So it could be up to 30 minutes later, depending on the conditions where you are.
Looking into the week ahead: We remain with the cool pattern and dry weather.
Places where temperatures reached into the 90s with uncomfortable humidity helped to build the bands of thunderstorms. This resulted in some heavy rainfall.
The tropical outlook is ABSOLUTELY QUIET! The system we had been watching for a few days has fallen apart! As we enter the peak week of the tropical season, there is nothing in the Atlantic expected over the next 7 days.
The cold front has moved off the coast, but a band of rain showers has lingered behind it. This is why we have some wet weather this morning into metro areas along I-95, and the rain will last into the afternoon on the Eastern Shore.
Meanwhile, a clear sky will build in gradually from the Northwest.
Ravens at the Buffalo Bills tonight: Temps will be cooler there, and a chance for rain showers.
A breeze FROM the Northwest may gust to 20 mph at times.
This will help to clear out the sky and gradually push the rain away.
Yesterday: Low 64F; High 91F
Precipitation: 0.74”
Sunrise at 6:41 AM
Sunset at 7:27 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 62ºF
Record 45ºF in 1962
Normal High in Baltimore: 83ºF
Record 101ºF 1881
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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Jet Stream forecast from Monday to Sunday.
The overall trend REMAINS cooler than average. But it will include a few warm days.
It fell apart. Two days ago, there was a 90% chance for Tropical Storm Gabrielle to be named. Well, that 10% chance it would not make it is what worked out.
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