October 30 2022
Sunday Morning Update
This morning may have been the first frost for some in metro areas, but we are about to turn the corner. A new weather pattern will be marked by a storm that is losing its punch. The same storm that brought feet of snow to Colorado, and severe storms to Texas and the Gulf Coast, is going to reach us in diminished form.
Today we get increasing clouds. Tomorrow, Halloween will feature rain showers in the afternoon and evening for ‘some’ trick-or-treaters. I have a timeline slider below to highlight where and when.
What follows will be a trend into November that is quiet and warm (by seasonal standards).
Low Pressure in Arkansas will continue to track to the Northeast. Our clear start with inland frost will bring morning sun that will fade behind increasing clouds.
The rain we expect will be Monday afternoon into Tuesday Morning. Then a warm trend will follow later in the week.
A chill in the air includes a freeze across southern PA. The sun will bring us a warm up, but it will take some time.
Baltimore sun times (can also be found in the tab on the right)
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS NEXT WEEKEND!
Normal Low in Baltimore: 41ºF
Record 26ºF in 1965
SNOW: 2.4 inches in 1925
Normal High in Baltimore: 63ºF
Record 83ºF 2016
The first batch will be metro Baltimore and north Monday afternoon and evening.
The second batch will be steady rain passing south to the beaches Monday night into Tuesday morning.
2 PM to 9 PM – I hope this helps illustrate the best suggestion for where and when the showers will arrive.
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