Monday January 6 2020
We are in the pattern where the cool down bring us back to near normal conditions. That is the weather we expect this week, including a period of snow Tuesday afternoon. This snow will be a reminder that it is winter, but the impact on travel will be limited. Most of the region will have snow fall on warmer pavement and simply melt. But some inland areas could have stickage to deal with later in the day and early evening.
This morning: A cold front will send in gusty winds at times and set the state for the next system.
Monday January 6, 2020 in Baltimore
Average High: 41ºF
Record High: 72ºF in 1950
Average Low: 25ºF
Record Low: 5ºF in 1904
*Record Snow 3.4″ in 1989
Sunrise: 7:26 AM
Sunset 4:8 PM
*Daylight = 0:56 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 43ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
*We have almost caught back to balance out the excessive warmth*
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This Afternoon:
Tuesday
Morning
Snow Timeline 1 PM to 7 PM
Compare the GFS Model and European ECWMF Model
I will have a closer map with potential accumulation in my next update. Where the snow sticks, the coldest areas could get a dusting to 2 inches.
GFS Model —> slider
ECMWF Model —> slider
Afternoon Temperatures
Wednesday Morning
There will be some risk of the melted snow on pavement to freeze overnight west and north of Baltimore.
Looking Ahead:
After the little snow event, the next weather feature will be a larger storm spread over the weekend.
I must state again that I do NOT trust modeling beyond days. The snow event tomorrow is one I suggested last week when models had us staying all rain. I am not suggesting this will be snow for us, but the track and timing could bring the heavy rain closer, sooner.
This product animation ends Saturday evening with the heaviest rain to our west. The impact on the Ravens game Saturday night is still subject to be more wet than shown here.
Temperature Outlook
It does look like we will have to wait until the last two weeks of the month for any signal of winter returning.
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WEATHER WIFE COLLECTION
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Winter Outlook Series:
Part 1: More Snow This Winter Supported By Stats
Part 2: Solar Minimum- Low Sunspots May Mean High Snow Totals This Winter
Part 3: Tropical Systems In East Asia and Atlantic Basin Hint At Winter Storm Tracks
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NOAA Winter Outlook Leaves Room For More Snow With Mild ‘Seasonal Average’ Temperatures
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