Thursday November 3 – Temps this morning are still quite warm, and fog around the Bay has led to many school delays on the Eastern Shore. We are still collecting orders for Faith in the Fog shirst. See more below. These are all signals for an approaching cold front that will bring us showers and a reality check. The record high at BWI today is 80°F set in 2003. We will be close, but it all depends on the timing of showers and how warm it will get before they arrive. The timeline below shows the likelihood is that they reach Baltimore around noon, with a second wave of showers in the evening. Here’s a quick look:
Simulated Radar: HRRR Model –> slider
Temperatures:
The forecast highs really depend on the timing of the rain, and any breaks of sun between the rounds of showers. It will be cooler west and north of Baltimore. But a chance for that 80°F to be reached near Washington and on the Eastern Shore.
Outlook: Back To Reality
The fog on the eastern shore is an example of the moisture in the air to feed into the front, and the delays may get you in the mood to be part of our campaign. We will be collecting orders until next week.
Faith in the Fog
I want to visit your Eastern Shore school:
Due to logistics, I can not make every school. But we have built in incentive for group sales like our Flakes last year.
If you order
- 40 or more, I will personally deliver to your school
- 25 and you will be entered into a lottery for personal delivery
- 20 items or more and all deliveries will be free
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