Sunday, November 23, 2025
A cold morning with some areas of fog, but we will get the sun to dominate, allowing temps to return to seasonal levels in the mid-50s. This is good news for the Ravens’ home game; however, the next game on Thanksgiving night will be cold!
During the work week, we can expect the next rain to develop on Tuesday. It will become steady and maybe heavy at night.
On Wednesday, the showers will be scattered as temperatures surge into the 60s.
When the cold front swings through, Thanksgiving will be COLDER! In fact, the holiday will have falling temps during the afternoon and a very chilly shopping Friday with the core of the arctic air that may keep many in the region in the 30s.
I am not seeing support that maybe some flurries could fly on Friday with the cold core.
This will not last long as a warm-up will bounce back 60s for early December. There is more arctic air that is likely for much of December.
While there has been a lot of chatter about our early start to winter, there has been an abundance of snow in New England, with some records that may get broken.
Jay Peak, VT has 93 INCHES
Mount Washington = 61.2″
Whiteface, NY has 24″
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Some areas may begin with fog, but overall sunshine will allow the chilly start to warm up back to the 50s.
We can expect the same tomorrow before the developing storm system spreads our way.
Yesterday: Low 36F; High 57F
Precipitation: 0.22”
Sunrise at 6:59 AM
Sunset at 4:47 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 35ºF
Record 16ºF in 1880
Normal High in Baltimore: 55ºF
Record 74ºF 1979
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
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The next system will arrive sooner with rain on Tuesday and lingering showers Wednesday. This will include a warm up followed by colder air during the holiday. The core of the cold will be the big shopping day Friday.
Developing rain that will be steady in the afternoon and evening.
Strong thunderstorms to the south.
Another quick moving rain event is likely to time out early in the day, followed by a warm up.
A dry day with gusty winds as the colder air fills in. The warmest part of the day may be before sunrise.
This may be a day with many staying in the 30s to near 40F during the afternoon.
This is the indication that some Lake Effect Snow Showers may carry flurries into Central Maryland.
The arctic blast will relax over next weekend. A big return warm up will follow to start December. This also may be short lived.
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