November 2 Clouds Increase With Earlier Sunset And Light Rain Tomorrow

Sunday, November 2, 2025

We are back to Standard Time today, and the earlier sunset may be dimmed by increasing clouds for most of our region. Northern areas may remain with more clearing. This is because a little storm will be tracking through Virginia and North Carolina. A narrow band of rain will attempt to cross the mountains and is more likely to arrive tonight.

Then, some light rain is expected on Monday morning in the metro Baltimore area, with more rain to the south and less to the north.

Besides this, a mild week ahead will peak on Wednesday with a chance that some areas get close to 70°F.

Reminder: Standard Time has returned!

Today in Baltimore:

• Sunrise = 6:36 AM
• Sunset = 5:04 PM

WEATHER TODAY

Morning Temperatures

Surface Weather

A mild day is in store as High Pressure builds towards the East Coast.

The cold front across the central US has a pocket of cold air that will develop a new storm entering the LOWER Mississippi River Valley. This rainmaker will track to the coast by Monday and just clip the southern part of our region.

Quick Storm Forecast Overview

Sunday Morning to Tuesday Morning

Monday Morning Snapshot

Cloud Forecast 7 AM to 6 PM

Afternoon Snapshot at 3 PM

High Temperatures

CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore

Yesterday: Low 40F; High 64F

Precipitation: 0.00

TODAY November 2

Sunrise at 6:36 AM

Sunset at 5:04 PM

Normal Low in Baltimore:  40ºF

Record 29ºF in 1976

Normal High in Baltimore: 62ºF

Record 84ºF 1950

Rainfall Deficit at BWI

• Ending 2024 =  -8.00”
• Since Jan 1 =  5.24”
• We are STILL DOWN -13.24” INCLUDING LAST YEAR

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MONDAY

Radar Simulation: Midnight to 5 PM

Morning Snapshot

Rain showers into metro Baltimore, with steady rain south.

Morning Temperatures

Noon Snapshot

Afternoon Snapshot

POTENTIAL RAIN TOTAL

This is not a heavy event. Just enough to make it damp for most areas. Over 0.10” is more likely in Southern Maryland to the coast.

Afternoon Temperatures

Jet Stream: Tuesday to Saturday

A few impulses of cooler weather with the bump of a warm-up on Wednesday in between.

7 Day Forecast

• Sunday: Sunny With Increasing Clouds For Most
• Monday: Rain South with showers into Metro Baltimore
• Wednesday: Warmest Day This Week

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