May 4 2018
Today will bring the trifecta of record high temperatures to Baltimore and much of the region. This will be the last day of heat and it come with more humidity, clouds, and finish with strong thunderstorms. There is a slight risk of severe storms as a cold front taps into the energy this afternoon and evening. Often the storms peak in the mountains and weekend as they approach central Maryland. We still need to watch this pulse and even if not severe when they reach you, there will be lightning, thunder, and some heavy rain. See the timeline below.
Sadly our weekend wil have more rain, but not a complete washout. There will be some showers left over Saturday morning, and after dry hours mid day, more rain returns in the afternoon. Two more radar simulations below to help you plan. The timing of this might be critical for your event, but thought to pin down now. This is because of sub tropical moisture from the Bahamas that will develop a storm off of the coast. That will not reach us, but is stalling the front. So we could keep showers around on Sunday.
Stats For May 4
Average High: 71ºF
Record High: 90ºF in 2001
Average Low: 48ºF
Record Low: 34ºF in 1957
Sunrise: 6:04 AM
Sunset 8:02 PM
*Daylight = 2:09 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 58ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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Morning Temperatures
A warm start to they day. Some areas are close to where normal afternoon highs should be on this date.
Afternoon High- Record in Baltimore and many others expected
Record High: 90ºF in 2001
Radar Simulation —> slider
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Saturday: Rain 2 Rain Timelines
Morning —> slider
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High Temperatures: Much Cooler
Afternoon/Evening —> slider
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Sunday Rain?
Showers will linger… but this all depends on that storm developing off of the coast.
Weekend Rain Animation
Temperature Outlook
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