Monday May 14 2018
A Dense Fog Advisory is in place until 10 AM, but west in the mountains. The visibility reports as of 6 AM show many metro areas inland from the Bay with visibility under 2 miles. That makes it worth while to mention it could slow down your commute.
It also means there is plenty of moisture in the air and the nearby stationary front that will ignore more severe storms. The track of the storms this evening will be from the mountains and will dive southeastward.
More Severe Storms
More heat on Tuesday will bring a greater risk of severe storms to our core area. See more below.
Stats For May 14 in Baltimore
Average High: 73ºF
Record High: 95ºF in 1956
Average Low: 51ºF
Record Low: 34ºF in 2013
Sunrise: 5:53 AM
Sunset 8:12 PM
*Daylight = 1:52 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 65ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Highs
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Tuesday
Evening Storms
High Temperatures
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