Sunday December 8 2019
This morning we once again start off chilly and will end seasonable. So the focus of this report will be on the next storm. Why jump ahead? Because
- The storm will bring an average of 1-2 inches of rain
- Temperatures will jump into the 60s for many
- Warm rain is boring in December. But the snow to follow is what ‘could’ impact you on Wednesday
- Wednesday will bring snow for most of our region. Some could have street stickage, but many may just see wet roads.
Plan for active weather to start the work week as showers will develop Monday with periods of heavy rain into Tuesday. Then cold air will catch up to the end of the storm before Wednesday morning. It is likely we get snow, but will it be likely to stick? That will be the debate for a while.
Sunday Morning Temperatures
Sunday Morning Weather
Sunday December 8, 2019 in Baltimore
Average High: 47ºF
Record High: 74ºF in 1980
Average Low: 30ºF
Record Low: 10ºF in 1882
Sunrise: 7:13 AM
Sunset 4:43 PM
*Daylight = 0:52 shorter than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 44ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House (last year was 42ºF)
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- Thanks to Shannon (weather wife) for hand picking items ‘she’ wants to wear
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Temperature Forecast —> slider
Temps will warm with the rain Monday night into Tuesday morning
Wednesday Morning Temperatures
Notice the freezing line will be well west and north of the cities. Snow can stick in a heavy burst when temps are above 32ºF, but it is not clear cut.
Storm Notes:
- Most of us will see snow falling on Wednesday.
- The best chance to see road stickage will be west and north of the city, however snow is likely to stick on the grass in metro areas. Yes, there could be some impact for schools… in the colder places that have already seen some snow this season.
- Water temperatures on the Chesapeake are still in the 40s. This will keep nearby areas warmer and likely get less snow.
Temperature Outlook
After the brief arctic blasts next week following the storm, the jet stream will relax. Mild weather around the 15ht, but another cold shot is expected before Christmas. There will be more chances for early snow. FITF
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