October 1 2018
It may sound hard to believe, but after a dry weekend with some of the best weather in months, we start October with a warm trend. We may have some thunderstorms Tuesday evening and towards the weekend. But overall the pattern has us warm and mostly dry for the next two weeks. Below is a look at the spread of extreme weather we can get during this month in Baltimore. There is nothing a hint of late summer and early winter.
This may be something for everyone. We get a chance to dry out the soil and perhaps a bone tossed for those that want a snowy winter. I did a little research on wet summers and one thing stood out with relation to how much snow we can get in the following winter. We had over 9 inches of rain in September which puts us close to an average fall. The rest of the season needs a drying trend to increase the likelihood of a snowy winter. Here is the breakdown:
Will A Wet Summer Bring A Snowy Winter?
Local Weather Stats For October 1 in Baltimore
Average High: 72ºF
Record High: 91ºF in 1941
Average Low: 51ºF
Record Low: 39ºF in 1966
Sunrise: 7:02 AM
Sunset 6:48 PM
*Daylight = 2:32 shorter than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 71ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
October Month Extremes
Records:
Record 3-Day Heat Wave
Oct 5 1941 = 97ºF *Hottest
Oct 6 1941 = 95ºF
Oct 6 1941 = 96ºF
Coldest:
Oct 31 in 1946 = 25ºF
Earliest Snow FITF
Oct 10 1979 = 0.3″
Most Snow FITF
Oct 19-20 1940 = 1.3″
Oct 30 1925 = 2.4″
Daylight
Oct 1 = 11 hrs 46 min 29 sec
Oct 31 = 10 hrs 23 min 9 sec
We will lose sunlight = 1 hour 23 min 20 sec
Also see:
Winter Outlook From Two Different Farmers Almanacs
October 1 Weather
Morning Temperatures
Satellite Loop
While mostly clear, look at the last few frames. The stripes represent a few contrails showing up across southern PA.
Afternoon Highs
Tuesday Highs
Tuesday Storms
There is a small chance of a brief thundershower between 5 and 8 PM
Rain Animation
Jet Stream Animation
Orange/Red = Warm
Blue = Colder
Temperature Outlook
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