Thursday, November 6, 2025
Strong winds blew through last night with gusts ranging between 45 and 60 mph. Our weather pattern is active with a change every day or two.
Cool winds today, and a Frost Advisory Friday morning on Delmarva. Then a warm-up Saturday might be our last chance for 70°F this year. This will be followed by more rain on Sunday and an arctic air mass on Monday. That will open up snow to accumulate in the mountains and maybe some flurries mixed in locally.
NEXT WEEK will start with an early-season arctic air mass. This will bring temperatures nearly 20 degrees below average and open up Lake Effect Snow in the high mountains, and flurries could reach metro areas briefly.
A very strong storm is wrapping up East of New England with winds a cloud level pushing 100 mph.
The air behind this has the support of a series of cold fronts to reinforce the cold winds!
The next systems will actually pull a brief warm-up Saturday in between rain Friday night and again Sunday.
Yesterday: Low 36F; High 71F
Precipitation: 0.00
Sunrise at 6:40 AM
Sunset at 5:00 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 39ºF
Record 22ºF in 1991
Normal High in Baltimore: 61ºF
Record 81ºF 2024
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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Increasing clouds may make it still feel cool.
The rain will be brief at night, then followed by more wind.
Multiple weather systems will include a few cold fronts.
Rain is expected on Friday night, departing on Saturday morning, leaving a nice afternoon.
Sunday brings more rain showers followed by a colder air mass. This cold air will arrive on Monday and open up Lake Effect Snow for the mountains. It may bring flurries to Central Maryland.
Rain showers ending early, then mild winds may push temps near 70°F in the afternoon.
More rain is expected.
Moderate to heavy snow in the high mountains.
A few inches may accumulate in Garrett County, MD, and nearby ski areas of PA to WV.
Snow flurries may reach central Maryland, with rain showers on Delmarva and the coast.
The core of the cold air swings through Tuesday. There will be reinforcing hits through the week, but gradually it will relax.
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