Monday March 26 2018

A chilly morning has many of us below freezing, and the afternoon will remain below average. This week will bring back warmer temperatures, but also an active pattern with rain. The first round of showers will be Tuesday afternoon. Then off and on rain expected each day this week. That could impact the opening day plans at Camden Yards. So if you have tickets to watch he Orioles, you might get wet.

Stats For March 23

Average High: 57ºF

Record High: 84ºF in 1921

Average Low: 37ºF

Record Low: 21ºF in 1878

Snow Record: 3.0″ in 1900

Seasonal Snow To Date (at BWI): 15.2″

Sunrise: 7:00 AM

Sunset 7:24 PM

*Daylight = 2:35 longer than yesterday

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

Also See: Snow Report March 20-21 2018

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Afternoon

Tuesday:

Showers will try to build in during the afternoon and evening.

Wet Weather Wednesday Through The End Of The Week

A front will stall to our west. This will pump in warmer air, but also a few rounds of rain. Showers are expected for the second half of the week. Wednesday will be mostly west and north until evening. But Opening Day might include rain near Camden Yards.

Temperatures

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