Sunday April 9 – There was a Frost Advisory this morning and temperatures were widespread in the 30s at daybreak. This is where we bounce off of the bottom. The same High Pressure that followed our storm with cold winds, is sliding off of the coast. This will shift the winds (not as strong) from the southwest, allowing warmer spring air to flow in to our region. The first step will be this afternoon as we approach 70ºF. Next up will be the aim for 80ºF early in the week. If you haven’t cut your grass yet this season, you will need to by the end of this week.
This Afternoon:
Temps will approach 70ºF in central Maryland. But 60s will prevail inland and along the water.
Mostly Dry
There is a chance of some showers Tuesday evening. This will bring in slightly cooler air but keeping us mild for the rest of the week.
Warm Week
Storm Smart: My STEM Assembly Program
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Faith in the Flakes
The store is closing for the season. Next week we wil be shifting back to spring mode. This will include a severe weather STEM assembly program.
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Extreme Weather of 2015 balanced out on both ends