January 13 2025
Monday Morning Report
We have a quiet week ahead, with a few more mild days. But midweek will bring a push of very cold air, with some flurries or snow showers.
Some schools on Maryland’s Eastern Shore are still under delays due to leftover snow and ice. That thaw and freeze pattern is worth watching again for the next few days/nights.
Next weekend, mild air may bring us rain showers, but the Polar Vortex outlook will be a major factor in our arctic plunge next week.
If you missed it, here is the Snow Report from Saturday Morning’s Event.
PDS: Particularly Dangerous Situation for next Santa Ana Wind Event.
Gusts to 70 mph.
Sunrise at 7:25 AM
Sunset at 5:06 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 25ºF
Record 0ºF in 1981
Normal High in Baltimore: 43ºF
Record 76ºF 1932; 1912
Baltimore Drought Update
8.00 Inch Deficit For 2024
The next cold front is located just to our west. We will see a mild day today again just ahead of the next push that will be here tomorrow.
A southern storm track across northern Florida, with snow flurries into South Carolina.
Most of the week ahead will be quiet.
Strong winds will kick up as a new cold airmass builds in.
There is not much to see here, but the pattern supports flurries reaching into central Maryland at night.
Snow showers, then mild air and rain, then the leading edge of arctic air may bring some snow early next week.
This may bring a better chance of flurries or snow showers to Northern Maryland and Southern Pennsylvania.
The Polar Vortex may skim the US and Canadian border. It will influence the very cold push all the way down to the Gulf Coast with a deep freeze.
Thursday to Next Monday
The Polar Vortex Influence will bring the coldest air of the season across the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley… our way.
I am still watching for a weather system along the coast to try and form on the Arctic boundary.
Days 8 to 14: Jan 19 to 25
A few more mild days in the 40s pop up this week. But we will have that cold push mid-week, and then after next weekend’s rain.
Click on the maps for that full report.
If you missed it, here is my detailed report from December 30 about why this IS A BIG DEAL!
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