Tuesday May 29 2018
More rain is on the way this week. This morning the visibility is the main issue. Fog and some mist will be a dominant part of your commute. Event some mist or drizzle as visibility is under 1 mile as noted on this map with the red numbers. Fog advisories on the bridges, but NWS does not have one for the area. Please still consider this to slow you down. The day will remain mostly cloudy, but temps will get to near 80ºF. The rest of the week we will have increasing threats of showers, with thunderstorms later in the week and weekend. This is due to the moisture from Subtropical Depression Alberto. The center of the storm is heading towards the Great Lakes, but it will spread our way and possibly redevelop into a new Low Pressure near Ocean City this weekend.
See more below…
Stats For May 29 in Baltimore
Average High: 78ºF
Record High: 97ºF in 1969
Average Low: 56ºF
Record Low: 38ºF in 1956
Sunrise: 5:43 AM
Sunset 8:41 PM
*Daylight = 1:16 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 71ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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Ellicott City Flood Reports:
Raw video, radar, and rain totals
Video of damage from the air, history, and area development concerns
This Morning
Visibility UNDER 1 MILE In RED
Afternoon High Temperatures
Subtropical Depression Alberto
LOCATION...32.3N 86.8W ABOUT 30 MI...45 KM W OF MONTGOMERY ALABAMA MAXIMUM SUSTAINED WINDS...30 MPH...45 KM/H PRESENT MOVEMENT...NNW OR 345 DEGREES AT 13 MPH...20 KM/H MINIMUM CENTRAL PRESSURE...995 MB...29.39 INCHES
Water Vapor Satellite
The core circulation is over Alabama, but the moisture is pumping up to the north on the east side. That keeps us on the ‘wet side’ of this system.
Forecast Rain Through The Weekend
Rainfall Potential This Week
Temperature Outlook
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