Friday November 30 2018

We have yet another rain event on a weekend. This one comes in at the start of a new month and season. December 1 is the beginning of meteorological winter. In Baltimore the average high at BWI is 50ºF on this date, but we will stay a little cooler than that. Just not cool enough for snow… yet.

 

 

This post is just a quick timeline to help you plan your day. It will not be a total washout, but we will have late morning showers that will eventually lead into steady rain later in the day. A better chance of the steady, moderate rain will be overnight.

 

Morning Ice Inland?

For starters, I do want to caution the damp ground and cold temperatures north and west of Baltimore. Temps may drop below freezing, so there could be some sidewalks and driveways icing up. There are a few degrees separating the NAM 3 Km and HRRR models. But still close enough to note…

The NAM  Km Model is colder…

 

 

Temps will warm up by noon and hold steady most of the day

 

High Temperatures 

 

Rain Timeline –> slider

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Rain Potential Through Sunday Morning

 

 

 

December 5th- FITF Day

Gather your friends and co-workers: Wear your #FITF gear to honor and celebrate this unique calendar holiday. This is the date almost every day last decade marked the first snow of each winter season.  I will have the history to show shortly.

FITF and SnowStix Stores are now OPEN

 

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Related Links:

Winter Outlook

My Winter Outlook 2018-19: Multiple Nor’Easters and more snow

Interactive Snow Report

November 15 Snow Reports- Interactive Map Compared To My Forecast

Winter Snow And Top 5 Wet Years 

Snowfall Seasons at Beginning and End of Top 5 Wet Years In Baltimore

 

Related Winter Outlooks

Tropical Hints At Winter Snow

Solar Cycle: When Sun Spots Are Low We Get More Snow

El Nino Modoki May Enhance Snow Chances

Sweet Spot: Hitting 70ºF on Halloween is followed by more winter snow

Will A Wet Summer Bring A Snowy Winter?

 

Winter Weather Folklore

NOAA Winter 2018-2019 Outlook Explained: This Actually Supports Snow

Winter Outlook From Two Different Farmers Almanacs

Maryland Winters: Snowfall Maps and Baltimore Snow History 

 

 

 

Snowstix- We Need You To Measure Snow Too

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