Friday, October 3 2025
This is the time of year when we are all or nothing. Our dry weather will continue and turn the chilly mornings into a warming trend this weekend as the winds swing directions.
It is optimal for outdoor plans and fall foliage turning. Meanwhile, the dry weather is getting serious, and drought concerns are returning.
Our next chance for storms will be next week.
The tropics are quieting down, and the outlook is minimal at best. But the results of the multiple storms off the coast pounding the shoreline has claimed another home in Buxton, NC. This is 8 this week and 9 in the last 2 weeks.
The ocean claimed ANOTHER
🌊 🏠 This is the 8th home collapse this week and 9th in two weeks due to constant ocean pounding from Atlantic storms https://t.co/7vnboSV74v— Justin Berk (@JustinWeather) October 3, 2025
If you are hearing about ‘two potential storms’ in the Atlantic, this is the latest look for the next 7 days!
It’s not that impressive!
Only a 10% chance near Florida.
The Atlantic Look is 30% and fits within the normal expectation.
The latest Fall Foliage Report for Maryland was released, showing that the majority of the state has some color change appearing. I believe there is more color in the mountains than indicated on this map.
A different color palette here, but the same story with some color showing across the Southern PA counties. This includes Gettysburg, York, and Lancaster.
Yesterday: Low 48F; High 70F
Precipitation: 0.00”
Sunrise at 7:05 AM
Sunset at 6:46 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 52ºF
Record 34ºF in 1947
Normal High in Baltimore: 73ºF
Record 92ºF 1919
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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High Pressure remains in control, and the winds swing back to pump in late summer heat.
The next cold front will bring a chance for thunderstorms late Tuesday into Wednesday morning, followed by the next chilly air mass.
Temps drop into the 40s again.
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I posted a report earlier about The La Niña Watch. This is expected to be brief and trend back to neutral, which could result in an active and snowy winter.
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