October 9 Coast May Have Tropical Development But Not A Lot For Us

Saturday October 9

More clouds and a little cooler this weekend. The winds have increase from the east adding in more moisture, and the culprit in part is Low Pressure trying to form off the Southeast US coast. 

Tropical Outlook

The National Hurricane Center is will be sending in an Air Force Reconnaissance flight into the system this afternoon. This is to monitor any development.

Current odds are 40% for this to be tropical and named in the next 2 days.

Morning Surface Weather

The map looks disorganized. Why we have an easterly wind bringing in more moisture, there is not a lot of help to doo much with it.

The net result, if we get showers, they will be scattered and not a washout. However we could develop pockets of drizzle through the day and evening. 

Rain Simulation: 10 AM to Midnight

The NAM 3 Km model does show the hint of showers developing especially later today and tonight.

Morning Temperatures 

Afternoon Temperatures

Note: Our local Offical recording station at BWI tends to be warmer than models and surroundings. 

Fall Foliage Update This Weekend

Leaf Report October 8

Weather Almanac: Climate Data

HAVE YOU NOTICED YET?

You are in the new upgraded website.  The Climate Data and more is now available in the tabs on the right.

Tap ‘Current Conditions‘ and then tap on any of the tiles for expanded info, including the Climate Data shown here.

TODAY October 9

Normal Low in Baltimore:  48ºF

Record 28ºF in 2001

Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF

Record 94º F 2007

Temperatures Sunday

Morning

Afternoon

Also See:

Temperature Outlook Above Normal Through Mid October

Coastal Low Simulation through Monday Afternoon

This looks less impressive for us that earlier through. A little lighter circulation and tracking a little south is making all the difference. However, there will remain the risk of showers on Sunday. 

7 Day Forecast

Also See:

Autumnal Equinox and Fall Facts