Friday October 18 2019

The weather pattern is getting very active and there is no rest for the weary. The strong Nor’easter will be departing but still bringing us a breezy day. As the winds calm with a clear sky, temperatures will cool enough to prompt a Frost Advisory for inland suburbs, and a Freeze Warning farther west in the mountains. The ground may be crispy Saturday morning, but the afternoon will be sunny and mild. Sunday will be wet as a tropical cyclone passes to our south. If it gets named today, it will be called Nestor.

Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning

 

Headlines

  • Today: Breezy, but winds less intense
  • Tonight: Frost Advisory/Freeze Warning
  • Sunday: Rain From Tropical Cyclone

 

Local Weather Stats:

Friday October 18, 2019 in Baltimore

Average High:  66ºF

Record High: 84ºF in 2016

Average  Low: 44ºF

Record Low:  30ºF in 1982

Sunrise: 7:19 AM

Sunset 6:23 PM  

*Daylight = 2:27 shorter than yesterday 

*Bay Water Temperature = 66ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House

 

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Temperatures 

This Morning

Afternoon Highs

Saturday Morning 

 

Saturday Afternoon

 

Rainy Sunday

Radar Simulation ECWMF Model —> slider

Light rain around 1/4″ in metro areas, but heavier to the south. Southern Maryland could receive 1 inch close to the center of the Low Pressure.

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Forecast Rainfall 

 

Rain Animation

Tracking the developing storm form the Gulf Coast to Mid Atlantic. Another rain event will follow on Tuesday

 

Temperature Outlook

 

Long Range Outlook: Very Cold By Halloween

I have not discussed the computer model trying to bring snow on Halloween because I didn’t buy it. That early hype happens in many years. But what I do buy is the strong cold force to reach us before the end of the month. The jet stream will send a surge of very cold air our way after next weekend. FITF – soon enough my friend.

 

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Also See:

NOAA Winter Outlook Leaves Room For More Snow With Mild ‘Seasonal Average’ Temperatures

 

Moderate Drought For Half of Maryland and Virginia: Drought Monitor

 

Many areas inland from the cities should drop into the 30s by tomorrow morning. This could do it.  See the look at when we normally expect the first frost in this link.

 

Snowy Winters Following A Hot and Dry September

 

Baltimore Weather At BWI May Not Be As Hot As Reported

Construction at the airport close to the weather station may be added artificial heat. Click here or the image for the details.

 

 

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