Monday January 27 2020
We have a cold start but still above average this morning. Temperatures will be trending colder through the week, but the pattern will be quiet. That will change next weekend. I really hate to kick the can down the road, but the jet stream will be getting much for active and look more wintry as we turn the page into February.
The change will be noticed next weekend, and I still think the non-storm storm is worth watching. The modeling error may once again be missing something now it will catch up on in a few days.
Monday Morning Weather
Temperatures
Monday January 27, 2020 in Baltimore
Average High: 42ºF
Record High: 72ºF in 1974
Average Low: 25ºF
Record Low: 3ºF in 1987
*Record Snow 4.3″ in 1925
Sunrise: 7:17 AM
Sunset 5:20 PM
*Daylight = 1:54 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 40ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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This Afternoon
Tuesday Temperatures
Looking Ahead
This is just on snapshot of the European ECWMF Model for Saturday. It shows a storm missing us off the coast and upper level energy (cold air aloft) in the Ohio Valley. A few days ago this and other models showed a snowstorm for our region. I did not post that.
What I am seeing are the ingredients for a coastal storm but bad timing. What may happen is the upper level energy will be faster than the model is showing. If so, that would pull the coastal storm back west, colder to the coast. That would bring in the chance our region gets involved.
*I will not wishcast a snow even. This is worth watching for the errors in computer modeling and trying to stay ahead. If my theory is correct, it will start to show up in the modeling around Wednesday.
Long Range Outlook
The Jet Stream will trend Colder (blue) and More Stormy through the first week of February. This does not promise snow events, but it does make it more likely.
SnapShots
Temperature Outlook
This product does not go out far enough to show the last image- pattern change into the second weekend of February. So the trend is likely not to be sustained warming in mid February.
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