Thursday, September 19, 2024
Morning Report
The old storm offshore is still sending moisture our way, but it is not as impactful as first thought. This is why we are not expecting as much rain.
There are areas of drizzle and light rain this morning, but it will improve this afternoon. It should be dry for the Orioles game.
We remain warm for a few days, but more rain and cooler temperatures arrive at the end of the weekend and into next week.
The extended Easterly Wind will continue to bring some flooding at the times of high tide into the weekend. It may peak on Friday and Saturday.
Annapolis High Tides:
The old storm is farther offshore. This is the reason we are not as rainy as earlier thought.
There is still an influence of moisture, with pockets of drizzle or light rain this morning. The models are not doing a good job picking up on this, so the live radar below is the best for tracking. It will improve this afternoon.
Sunrise at 6:52 AM
Sunset at 7:08 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 58ºF
Record 42ºF in 1959
Normal High in Baltimore: 79ºF
Record 94ºF 1896; 1983
SECOND OF FOUR FULL SUPERMOONS
The storm will linger offshore, but the next system arriving from the west is expected Saturday evening into Sunday morning. Then, there is another chance of rain with cooler temperatures by the middle of next week.
Warm and humid for a few days.
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