Monday June 18 2018
A rarity with our weather this year has been heat, and there are still no prolonged heat waves in sight. But we will be getting the most bang for the buck today as temperatures surge to near record levels, bringing with it dangerous heat and poor air quality. The latest Heat Advisory includes the counties of Pennsylvania, while the primary focus in Maryland will be the poor air quality. The combination of vehicle exhaust, high temperatures, and light wind will allow for harmful ground level ozone to develop.
It is recommended to limit your outdoor activities between 10 AM and 5 PM. When you see the heat index values, you may want to only consider a pool or fountain if you have access to them. Otherwise, indoor air conditioning is the safest bet for children, elderly, and pets.
Temps will cool a little tomorrow and then back to average levels by the end of the week.
Stats For June 18 in Baltimore
Note: One year ago today we tied the record high temperature
Average High: 83ºF
Record High: 97ºF in 1957 *This will be challenged today
Average Low: 63ºF
Record Low: 48ºF in 1959
Sunrise: 5:39 AM
Sunset 8:35 PM
*Daylight = 0:11 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 75ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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Morning Set Up
Check out the mid 70s in central and southern MD at 6 AM
High Temperatures
Record High for Baltimore: 97ºF in 1957
Max Heat Index
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Next Best Chance Of Storms: Wednesday
Jet Stream Loosing The Heat
Temperature Outlook
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