Wednesday November 7 2018

Storms continue to overachieve in Maryland with rainfall records in Baltimore now pushing close to the all time wettest year. Another storm this week will add to that total and then mark the first taste of winter. Temperatures this weekend will be much colder, but before you think about it… the snow should be confined to the mountains. Another Nor’easter next week will be a reminder of Atmospheric Memory and reinforce the cold air.

Local Weather Stats For November 7 in Baltimore

Average High: 60ºF

Record High: 77ºF in 1975; 1938

Average Low: 39ºF

Record Low: 22ºF in 1962

Sunrise: 6:41 AM

Sunset 4:58 PM

*Daylight = 2:09 shorter than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 58ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

Rank 3rd Wettest Year

We could get the 2nd spot by next week

Morning Snapshot

Hint: Temperatures this morning are warmer for most of us than we will be in the afternoons this weekend.

Temperatures

This afternoon

After a sunny morning, we should mix in more clouds after noon…

Thursday Morning

Thursday Afternoon

Next Storm: Another Wet Friday

Rain moves in late morning and will be heavy by mid day. It should end by Saturday morning. Another pattern that keeps repeating itself.

Chilly Temperatures With The Rain

Rain Potential – It should end by Saturday Morning

This time the focus of heavy rain will be north and west of Baltimore/Washington.

Rain Animation

Next Storm: Tuesday

This is a reminder of the Atmospheric Memory Pattern

Outlook: Winter Pattern

The jet stream shows the dominant flow of colder air with next week’s storms. Look at that blue, showing the trough and unsettled chilly air. That may be the first chance for at least flurries locally.

Temperature Outlook