Conditions: Baltimore, Maryland, 01/23/2025 03:40:03 pm
Temperature

29°

Mostly Cloudy

Dew Point
Relative Humidity

41%

Feels Like

24°

Wind (SSW)

5mph

Air Pressure

30.18

Sun
Sun Rise

07:19 AM

Sun Set

05:17 PM

Day Length

09:58 Hours

Difference

1 min 47 sec gain

Moon
Moon Rise

02:13 AM

Moon Set

11:55 AM

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Moon Phase

Waning Crescent

Climate
Average Low

24°

41°

Average High
Record Low

73°


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Record High
Conditions

August 22 Weather Stormy Weather Continues Today

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August 22 2022

Monday Morning Update 

The title of this report may be deceiving, but not for all. Yes, we have ‘another’ stormy day, meaning we have already had storms… Many areas in our region continue to miss out, but those that got hit were hit hard!  This was especially true in Harford and Cecil Counties in Northeastern Maryland where 2 to 4 inches of rain fell, and flooding continues along Philadelphia Road this morning. 

Below is a look at the rainfall estimated totals, morning radar snapshot showing the redevelopment at sunrise, and Live Radar to keep tracking. Compare this to the simulation for more storms to develop late this afternoon and evening. 

Rainfall Recap (as of 6 AM)

We are still adding to this…

Rainfall was concentrated in coastal Harford and Cecil Counties where 2 to over 4 inches of rain fell. Just a few miles west in Baltimore and it was quiet. 

Aberdeen and Havre de Grace were the rain winners!

 

Doppler Radar Snapshot at 6:30 AM

Low Pressure over central Maryland has helped this early morning development of rain showers and downpours!

This cluster should move through by 8 or 9 AM. Then we get a break with more pop up showers around midday and widespread storms between 4 PM and 10 PM.

 

Live Radar/Lightning Widget

 

Morning Surface Weather

A mesoscale Low Pressure is passing through central Maryland enhancing the rain and storm development this morning. 

The air is very humid and ripe for more storms later today through this evening.

 

Morning Temperatures 

HRRR Model Animation

12 PM to 10 PM

We can see more storms developing this afternoon and a firm line by evening. 

August 22 weather storm radar Monday hrrr model

Snapshot at 8 PM

I wanted to highlight that the short range modeling has been underplaying storms by timing and intensity. It is possible we end up with this line 1 to 2 hours earlier than shown, AND storms covering a wider net than shown here. 

 

Afternoon Temperatures 

CLIMATE DATA

TODAY August 22

Normal Low in Baltimore:  65ºF

Record 52ºF in 1956

Normal High in Baltimore: 86ºF

Record 99ºF 1883

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