November 10 Cooler Rain On The Way By Tonight Followed By Chilly Air Mid Week

November 10, 2024

Sunday Morning Report

We are about to get some much-needed rain today across much of the Eastern US. Our record stretch of dry days will end with a decent soaking of the ground as we get our rain by evening through overnight. It will not end our drought, but many areas may see 1/2 inch of rainfall.

We could see some sprinkles this morning, which are showing up on the radar. However, the real rain is more likely to fall after dark tonight in metro and eastern areas.

In this report, we will see the rain forecast and live radar widget. For a change, we will also see a week ahead with temperatures actually cooler than average for a couple of days.

Baltimore Drought Update

• No Measurable Rain Since October 2nd = 39 Days!
• There was a ‘trace’ on October 4th and November 1st.
• Rainfall DOWN -6.99” since Sep 1

Temperatures at 7 AM

Live Radar Widget

This is set in a sensitive mode and may show rain this morning that is not reaching the ground.

Morning Surface Weather

Clouds are filling in ahead of this new weather system. The rain is expected to reach most of our region by evening and then fall overnight.

Part of the reason we will get rain with the cold front this time after the last few faded away is the added moisture from Tropical Storm Rafael. That storm is still in the Gulf of Mexico and may be downgraded today, but it did feed some of the rain getting pulled inland ahead of that front.

The record snowstorm that dumped several feet of snow in Colorado and New Mexico has ended. However, colder air will push eastward behind this cold front, setting us up for a chill midweek.

Afternoon Forecast Temperatures

With the clouds filling in, today may feel cooler than yesterday, even though it will be a little milder.

Rain Forecast:

Simulation 6 PM to Midnight

9 PM Snapshot

Midnight Snapshot

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

TODAY November 10

Sunrise at 6:45 AM

Sunset at 4:56 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  38ºF

Record 24ºF in 2003

Normal High in Baltimore: 59ºF

Record 78ºF 2020

MONDAY NOVEMBER 11

Rain will fall overnight and might last into the morning. The final line with the cold front will move through by midday.

Radar Simulation: Midnight to Noon

Snapshot at Sunrise

Suggested Total Rainfall

Some positivity in the modeling has been a trend to bring in higher rain totals. This will not end the drought, but more areas will be in the range near or above half an inch by Monday afternoon when this ends.

Morning Lows

Afternoon Highs

A clearing sky should allow the sun to bring us back to a mild afternoon. The colder air will arrive a day later.

7 Day Forecast

After this rain passes, we get one warm day, then a flip to a few days with cooler-than-average temperatures. One more shot at showers on Thursday, then near ‘normal’ to end the week.

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FIRST FROST DATES

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