November 15 Sprinkles Then Rain Tonight With Brief Warm Up An Colder Winds Sunday

Saturday, November 15 2025

A quick-moving clipper-type storm will affect our weekend. Clouds today may produce some sprinkles, then expect rain after dark. A brief warm-up will peak overnight, then temps will fall all day on Sunday as the system races away.

The next event will pass south with showers Tuesday and Wednesday as we hold onto the chill.

A warm-up and pattern change is expected by the end of the week to last through Thanksgiving. The long-range pattern looks warm for the holiday, followed by a pattern change and a winter setup that could make for a busy December.

WEATHER TODAY

Surface Weather

Clouds along a warm front that may produce some sprinkles. Rain will race in tonight as the storm passes quickly to our north and drags in colder air from the Northern Plains on Sunday.

Storm Forecast Saturday Morning

This quick-moving pattern will bring in rain after dark and pump in warmer air overnight.

The rain will be done by sunrise, but so will the warm air. Colder winds will flow in all day as temperatures drop through the afternoon.

Live Radar Widget

Sprinkles today may not show on radar.

Rain is more likely after dark and overnight.

FORECAST TODAY

Afternoon Temperatures

Radar Simulation 3 PM to Midnight

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

Yesterday: Low 30F; High 56F

Precipitation: 0.00”

TODAY November 15

Sunrise at 6:50 AM

Sunset at 4:52 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  37ºF

Record 19ºF in 1986

Normal High in Baltimore: 58ºF

Record 79ºF 1993

Rainfall Deficit at BWI

• Ending 2024 =  -8.00”
• Since Jan 1 =  6.22”
• We are STILL DOWN -14.22” INCLUDING LAST YEAR

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SUNDAY

Morning Temperatures

The high for the day will be before sunrise. Temps begin to fall in the morning, and strong winds will bring colder air in through the afternoon.

Wind Forecast: 7 AM to 7 PM

Strong winds will increase through the day.

Afternoon Winds:

Gusts 30 to 40 mph,

Afternoon Temperatures

Storm Forecast: Monday to Wednesday

A weak system will pass to our south. This may tap into leftover colder air and mix a flake or two with some light rain.

After this passes, a warm-up will begin by the end of the work week.

Looking Ahead: Thanksgiving to December

This is a general overview of the long-range pattern. Specifics are vague, which is why I do not believe in showing snow maps for next month. You can find them somewhere else, but I think they are misleading.

The overall jet stream AND temperature can be seen with the trend of above and below average. That is what I see here in response to the Stratospheric Warming Event I mentioned:

• Thanksgiving: A ridge of High Pressure will bring warm air across the Eastern US as the colder air begins to show in the Pacific Northwest.

• December Week 1: Colder (Than Average) Air Begins To Spread East

• December Week 2: Colder (Than Average) Air Expands Across the Northern And Eastern US

7 Day Forecast

• Today: Sprinkles, Rain Tonight
• Sunday: Warmest BEFORE Sunrise, Colder Winds
• Mid-Week: Chilly With Showers.
• Friday: Begins the Warm Up into next weekend and Thanksgiving

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