Friday, September 19, 2025
Today will feel like late summer as temps reach deep into the 80s. This will be after a start with fog on Maryland’s Lower Eastern Shore.
The next air mass with cooler air will arrive this weekend. Temps will drop into the 70s as winds shift to the East. This is worth watching because it may bring clouds and eventually showers for some areas, especially the mountains.
Next week brings the start of Autumn on Monday. The next cool air mass may bring rain and thunderstorms Tuesday night into Wednesday.
Tropical Storm Gabrielle is likely to remain East of Bermuda and not have an impact on the US coast.
Dense Fog Advisory On The Lower Eastern Shore of Maryland.
This lasts until 9 AM.
The coastal storm is moving away, but it has left behind moisture. Areas that received moderate inland rainfall have developed patches of fog. The fog is thick farther inland, where visibility is under 1 mile. The fog will lift and allow for sunshine as a Northwest wind will develop.
A brief warm period will follow through tomorrow.
Yesterday: Low 64F; High 84F
Precipitation: 0.01”
TODAY September 19
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; 1959
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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This wind FROM THE EAST will bring in cooler air and increase close to the coast. This will push inland for Sunday.
With High Pressure slipping off the New England Coast, this will push an Easterly Wind (onshore) on Sunday, which may develop more clouds and showers.
The next weather system will bring showers and thunderstorms from the Great Lakes to reach our region late Tuesday into Wednesday. This will be followed by the next round of cooler air.
Tropical Storm Gabrielle has formed. Winds are still 50 mph, and it looks to be turning East of Bermuda.
The next system will likely stay out in the ocean IF it develops.
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