November 3 Early Rain South Followed By Clearing Then Multiple Rain Events Later This Week

Monday November 3, 2025

The good news you may already feel good with extra sleep, AND the added sunlight on your way to work as the sun rises at 6:37 AM in Baltimore. The flip side will be the earlier sunset at 5:03 PM, but at least most of us will see the sun by then.

A small coastal storm is passing to our south today with rain primarily south of Baltimore to the coast. More sunshine inland, and that will expand this afternoon.

This will be an active week that brings the warmest air on Wednesday, with a chance that some areas get close to 70°F.

I see a few weather systems with the focus on rain later Friday, then a larger event on Sunday that may mark the pattern change.

Looking further ahead, the jet stream shows an early winter signal NEXT WEEK that could bring the first snow of the season to the mountains of far western Maryland and West Virginia.

WEATHER TODAY

Morning Temperatures

Morning Radar Snapshot

The rain is primarily on the East Side of the Chesapeake Bay.

Heavy Rain is moving north through Cambridge and Easton… this will be a Delmarva issue this morning.

Surface Weather

A small coastal storm is responsible for the rain across Southern Maryland and the coast through the Carolinas.

Brief Storm View

This storm will move away this afternoon, allowing more sun. Slightly cooler air will spill in tomorrow.

Live Radar Widget

Radar Simulation 7 AM to 5 PM

Afternoon Snapshot at 3 PM

Cloud Forecast

High Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

Yesterday: Low 37F; High 65F

Precipitation: 0.00

TODAY November 3

Sunrise at 6:37 AM

Sunset at 5:03 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  40ºF

Record 25ºF in 1951

Normal High in Baltimore: 62ºF

Record 80ºF 2003

Rainfall Deficit at BWI

• Ending 2024 =  -8.00”
• Since Jan 1 =  5.36”
• We are STILL DOWN -13.36” INCLUDING LAST YEAR

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TUESDAY

Morning Temperatures

Afternoon Temperatures

End Of Week Stormy Pattern

Wednesday to Sunday

Wednesday Afternoon

Our warmest day of the week – Upper 60s to near 70°F.

Thursday Morning

Windy and cooler

Friday Evening

This cold front may arrive sooner than suggested here. Plan for the chance of rain arriving later in the day and evening.

Saturday Morning

This looks like a classic Fall windy day with showers in the mountains and variable clouds.

Sunday

The next event may bring steady and heavier rain as Low Pressure wraps up cold air across the Great Lakes. This will dive in following the storm.

Jet Stream: Sunday

The leading edge of a very strong winter air mass will follow the storm.

Animation: Sunday to Next Tuesday (Veterans Day)

The first winter-looking air mass arrives with frigid air moving to the Southeast as well.

Jet Stream: Veterans Day Tuesday

This may open up Lake Effect Snow to reach the high mountains of Western Maryland and West Virginia.

7 Day Forecast

• Today: Small Coastal Moves Away
• Wednesday: Warmest Day This Week
• Rain Events: Late Friday AND Sunday

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Average First Frost

La Niña Advisory

This was issued October 9, as expected: A weak and short-lived event to start winter may play a different role this winter

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