Friday February 23 2018

A band of rain already moved through this morning, but the good news is that the heaviest rain is moving out… for now. We are in a cool and damp pattern that will send more rain our way through the weekend. There is another push of warmer air, but it will be slow to return. This afternoons temperatures are likely to stay in the the 40s while western Virginia and perhaps western Maryland could get back to the 70s.

Stats For February 23

Average High: 47ºF

Record High: 78ºF in 1874

Average Low: 28ºF

*Former Record Low: +5ºF in 1963

Snow Record: 6.1″ in 1987

Seasonal Snow To Date (at BWI): 8.7″

Sunrise: 6:47 AM

Sunset 5:52 PM

*Daylight = 2:29 longer than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 42ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

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This Morning

Afternoon Temperatures

HRRR

Rain Timeline Today

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Rainy Pattern

The bulk of rain will fall on the norther part of our region. We should get a break Saturday, until afternoon. But Sunday looks to be more wet for all of us

Rainfall Total

Pattern Change

Warming back up early next week… But not as warm as we just had. More likely closer to 70ºF

The pattern flip will be noticeable by the end of next week

Temperature Outlook

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