Thursday October 25 2018

This morning starts off with the coldest air of the season. Many areas are in the frost zone in the 30s. Some are at or below the freezing mark. Simply a response to longer nights. But we will get sun and back to the 50s today. Then we watch the developing storm that is taking shape in east Texas. This will move along the Gulf Coast and then up the east coast Friday. Once again the trend is faster. So rain is likely to arrive sooner Friday. But may break up sooner Saturday afternoon. Most of Sunday will be dry! But, second storm will be a clipper style reaching us Sunday night into Monday morning. Here’s the latest info

Local Weather Stats For October 25 in Baltimore

Average High: 64ºF

Record High: 77ºF in 1931

Average Low: 42ºF

Record Low: 28ºF in 1962

Sunrise: 7:26 AM

Sunset 6:13 PM

*Daylight = 2:23 shorter than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 61ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

Morning Snapshot

Nor’easter Storm Highlights

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Friday Morning – The Low Pressure will be in the same area as Hurricane Michael’s landfall. This is where it will curve to the northeast and head our way

Saturday Morning – Low Pressure passes by and heads north. The strong winds and rain will end from south to north as it moves by… but showers will linger around Baltimore and southern PA into the afternoon.