Monday November 12 2018

The weather this morning was frozen. Temperatures have produced widespread frost, but a disturbance also brought flurries to the suburbs north of Baltimore. This includes parts of Baltimore, Harford, and Cecil County up towards Lancaster, PA. Snow showers in western Maryland might stick on the ground. But our main event will be rain this evening into Tuesday. This will be yet another coastal storm with the heavy rain this time falling south of Baltimore.

Another storm later this will have colder air in place and could start with snow or a wintry mix Thursday afternoon. That should turn into yet another rain event, but the hint of winter will be with us. More details below….

Local Weather Stats For November 12 in Baltimore

Average High: 58ºF

Record High: 78ºF in 1979

Average Low: 38ºF

Record Low: 18ºF in 1957

Sunrise: 6:46 AM

Sunset 4:54 PM

*Daylight = 2:00 shorter than yesterday

*Bay Water Temperature = 53ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

Rainfall 2018 Total: Rank 3rd Wettest Year

We could get the 2nd spot this week. It will be close…

Morning Snapshot

Temperatures

Note: Ocean City was down to 30ºF, but mid 30s to near 40ºF by the water.

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Rain will spread in from the southwest mid afternoon until evening. It may reach Washington DC by their afternoon commute. Most of us get the heavy rain tonight.

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Storm Animation Tuesday

Rain Total

Thursday Event: Starting As Wintry Mix?

The European Model does show a start as snow and sleet through central Maryland… but during the day. If this verifies, the ground is too warm for this to be a road issue.