Tuesday January 23

A rough start to the day for a few hours as heavy rain and strong winds with s cold front move through. The bands of rain may contain a rumble of thunder, but the winds are expected to spike up between 30 and 45 mph. The warm start will be replaced by colder air as the winds shift and rain stops for most of us before noon.

Note, today is the anniversary of our largest snow event on record. Baltimore had a daily record of 25.5 inches of snow on January 23 2016. The storm total was 29.2 inches. Oh, we can dream…

Stats For January 23

Normal High: 41ºF

Record High: 73ºF in 1967

Normal Low: 24ºF

*Former Record Low: 0ºF in 1936

Snow Record: 25.5″ in 2016 *Full storm was 29.2″

Seasonal Snow To Date (at BWI): 6.5″

Sunrise: 7:20 AM

Sunset 5:16 PM

*Daylight = 1:48 longer than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 33ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

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Wind Gusts

Strongest winds will be this morning, but it will remain gusty this afternoon and tomorrow.

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This is all rain (no snow)

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Afternoon Temperatures:

There will be a delay of the cooler air a few hours after the rain stops…

Temperature Outlook

Gusty winds on Wednesday will bring back wind chills values into the 20s and lower 30s during the day.

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