Thursday, September 18, 2025
The coastal storm that behaved like a subtropical storm has finally pushed off the coast. Areas of flooding around the Virginia Tidewater region and pockets of heavy rain actually inland, north and west of Baltimore, have led to pockets of thick fog this morning.
A light Northwest wind today will bring in some dry air and help then return with a warm up.
This weekend, we expect a wind shift that will bring back the clouds and maybe rain showers south of Baltimore.
Farther out in the ocean, a new tropical storm was named, ending a 20-day quiet period. This may affect Bermuda, but not the US mainland.
The sand had been pushed onto the boardwalk in Ocean City. That storm behaved like a Subtropical storm.
Dense Fog Advisory in the mountains, while areas of fog may slow down the morning commute.
The coastal storm is moving out of the region, but lingering moisture has led to areas of fog inland. Locations that picked up moderate rainfall yesterday are seeing the most development. The fog is thicker farther inland, with visibility dropping below one mile in spots.
This fog will gradually lift, giving way to sunshine as a northwest wind develops.
A brief warm period will follow through tomorrow.
A light wind will push in from the Northwest. This will help to bring in drier air and eventually help develop clearing.
Yesterday: Low 60F; High 68F
Precipitation: 0.30”
Sunrise at 6:51 AM
Sunset at 7:10 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 59ºF
Record 41ºF in 1990
Normal High in Baltimore: 79ºF
Record 91ºF 1898; 1977; 1978
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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With High Pressure slipping off the New England Coast, this will push an Easterly Wind (onshore) on Sunday, which may develop more clouds and showers.
Summer-like temperatures will expand across much of the US next week.
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