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climate data
Record Weather
Forecast
April 29 2022
Friday Morning Report
The big news news morning might something that already happened… I was examining the observations at Baltimore’s BWI, which now are displayed every 5 minutes. At 5:05 AM the report shows a temperature of 32ºF., which has since started to climb.
If this holds, it would set a new record, breaking the mark for Baltimore of 33ºF set 1874. That was 148 years ago!
Observations at Baltimore’s BWI
Minimum Temperature Observations
Freezing temps were also recored on interior Delmarva and inland west of the cities.
Morning Set Up
Morning Surface Weather
Morning Temperatures at 6:30 AM
Many mid 30s, but not below freezing locally.
Wind Forecast
The afternoon will be breezy, especially central Maryland to the coast.
Afternoon Temperatures
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY April 29th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 47ºF
Record 33ºF in 1874 *148 Years Ago BROKEN*
Normal High in Baltimore: 69ºF
Record 91ºF 1974
Temperatures
Saturday Morning
Chilly, but not as cold as it has been
Saturday Afternoon
Rain Forecast Sunday
7 Day Forecast
The weekend will warm a little, with rain developing on Sunday.
Next week should get us back to the 70s, then a few afternoon with thunderstorms.
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