November 4, 2023
Saturday Morning Update
We are still in store for a nice weekend, but there are more clouds in the sky. A weather system well to our north has expanded the clouds to parts of our region and we can’t avoid them today.
Then the warming trend will continue and help counter the clock change tonight. Prepare for sunset near and before 5 PM heading into next week.
The other factor worth mentioning is our dry conditions and areas still in a drought. The lack of rain for the next 4 to 5 days will not help. However, there is rain expected at the end of next week.
Not as chilly as the last few mornings.
While High Pressure is still in control, there is a band of clouds from the storm tracking across the Great Lakes. They will influence our weather today.
The band of clouds is covering the northern areas, while it is still clear in southern Maryland.
7 AM to 7 PM
Bands of clouds will spread across the sky today. It may range from partly sunny to mostly cloudy at times.
Sunset Today = 6:02 PM
Sunset Tomorrow = 5:01 PM
New Report:
Sunrise at 7:37 AM
Sunset at 6:02 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 40ºF
Record 22ºF in 1951
Normal High in Baltimore: 62ºF
Record 83ºF 1974
Our warm-up will build in this weekend and the middle of next week.
Mild weather will be with us and perhaps make a run for the 70s.
This is when the next push of colder air should arrive: Next Weekend.
The next ‘suggestion’ for rain will be in the form of showers on Wednesday. However, they will be more likely north of Baltimore and into Pennsylvania.
Farther out a cold front is expected to move through Friday with rain for the region, followed by colder air next weekend.
The lack of rain may be exacerbated over the next week. Rain showers are more likely north into PA on Wednesday. Then we may get our next push of rain for the region on Friday.
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