Thursday, September 11, 2025
The little storm system that brought showers and a cool day yesterday has left a narrow band of rain this morning. This morning will be damp around metro Baltimore, Central Maryland, and along the Chesapeake Bay to the south. Meanwhile, inland it is clear and the sun will make for a mild day.
The overall pattern is quiet as High Pressure will allow for sunshine and a break from any storm system through the weekend into next week. This will allow temperatures to return with afternoon highs near 80°F for most of the region into the weekend.
A weak disturbance in the atmosphere has this narrow band of rain showers lingering this morning around the Chesapeake Bay and southward.
High Pressure is building in with a clear sky to the north and west. This should expand to the coast today.
Yesterday: Low 61F; High 70F
Precipitation: 0.12”
Sunrise at 6:45 AM
Sunset at 7:21 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 61ºF
Record 43ºF in 1917
Normal High in Baltimore: 82ºF
Record 100ºF 1983
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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NOAA Temperature Outlook
The warming trend builds summer heat in the middle of the nation. This will expand near the coast and bring the Mid Atlantic back to the ‘Near Normal’ temps next week.
Dry weather and mild temps through the weekend and early next week.
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