Friday April 13 2018

There are some people who have a fear of this day, but it may be good luck for you. We already start with 60s in many places and the race is on for 80ºF. As I have been saying all week, we often end up warmer than models first suggest and there is a little split as to how warm we will get. See the contrast of forecast for today’s high temps below. But with a warm up and expected crash of temperatures next week, there is the risk of sever storms across the nation. There will be a widespread outbreak of tornadoes and hail producing storms along a very strong cold front beginning today… But not here. Just some morning sprinkles. Our chance for storms will increase Sunday night and Monday morning, then cold enough for snow to return to western Maryland Monday.

Stats For April 13

Average High: 64ºF

Record High: 89ºF in 1977

Average Low: 42ºF

Record Low: 26ºF in 1973

Snow Record: 0.5″ in 1957

Seasonal Snow To Date (at BWI): 15.2

Sunrise: 6:32 AM

Sunset 7:42 PM

*Daylight = 2:29 longer than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 48ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

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Morning

Temperatures

Brief Rain

Afternoon Highs

Here is the spread of potential temperatures. The HRRR is leading the charge

Severe Storms This Weekend

Our Best Chance For Storms Will Be Monday Morning

Storm Animation

Showers will try to develop Sunday but Monday morning will be our prime time for action. Then colder air will produce snow in western Maryland.

Temperature Outlook

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