November 26, 2024
Tuesday Morning Report
There is a very busy weather week ahead for the holiday. We started off the week with a chilly morning and mild afternoon on Monday. The first rain event will be mainly this morning, and then it will become windy. The second will be a larger storm that dominates Thanksgiving. Most of us will see chilly rain. There will be snow well to the north, then colder air spills across the Eastern US to end the week. This will spark snow showers or flurries later in the weekend.
The next front has reached us this morning. Much colder air will move in, fueling the next storm and bringing a cold surge later in the week.
The Thanksgiving Storm we expect is taking form across western Texas and New Mexico. That will reach us Wednesday night into Thursday.
Strong winds will pick up mid-day and afternoon.
Sunrise at 7:02 AM
Sunset at 4:46 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 34ºF
Record 15ºF in 1950
Normal High in Baltimore: 53ºF
Record 72ºF 1979
Partly Sunny…
Rain will arrive on Wednesday night. Heavy rain will start the day on Thursday and expand through New York and New England. Snow will fall farther north from interior New York State to northern New England.
Farther south, some thunderstorms will develop along the cold front on the other side of the storm system.
Heavy rain will start the day for us in the Mid-Atlantic.
Heavy rain will be moving through the Northeast while tapering off to showers and ending in the Mid-Atlantic.
Heavy snow will continue across interior New York to Northern New England
Final push of the storm in New England; Dry in the Mid-Atlantic to New York.
Winter Cold Reaches Florida 🥶
A very cold and active flow of storms.
This pattern will reestablish itself into December. Here is the 6 to 10 Day map showing continued cold across the Mid Atlantic and Northeast US.
The larger storm on Thanksgiving will start Wednesday night and last most of the holiday with periods of heavy rain. This will impact the main cities into New England.
Colder air flows in on Friday. The next piece of energy may bring flurries or snow showers on Sunday with mountain snow.
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