May 10 Sunny And Pleasant With Coastal Flooding On Bay And Ocean Shorelines
May 10 2022
Tuesday Morning Report
The weather is all about perspective. The old storm is stalled off of the coast and still influencing our weather. It will circle back and bring back the rain and storms by the weekend.
The sky will be clear and with sun combined with a breeze, the result will be a pleasant afternoon. However, that wind will be stronger along the Bay and Delmarva, where a Gale Warning is in place off the ocean coast. The push of water onshore means higher tides and Coastal Flood Advisories.
This Morning…
Temperatures
Surface Weather
Low Pressure continues to slowly drifting farther Southeast. It will still control the wind flow.
Chilly mornings, the afternoons will be pleasant this week.
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Afternoon Temperatures
CLIMATE DATA
TODAY May 10th
Normal Low in Baltimore: 50ºF
Record 33ºF in 1983
Normal High in Baltimore: 72ºF
Record 96ºF 1896
Wednesday
Morning
Afternoon
Weather Pattern Through Saturday
The slow moving storm off the coast will circle around, and is expected to build back in later in the week. At this time it looks like increasing clouds Friday with showers and storms next week.
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7 Day Forecast
The return of storms will build back Friday through the weekend.
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