Tuesday March 31 2020
Thankfully the clouds cleared out on Monday, allowed temperatures to reach the mid and upper 60s. Today, clouds are rolling back in and we will be getting rain from both directions. A developing east wind will carry rain showers in from the EAST across southern PA and northern Maryland starting this morning.
From the west, a southern storm will bring in rain across the mountains that will become more widespread and steady across the southern half of our region.
Quarantine Cast:
If you want to get outside for a walk, this morning will be the best time today. The weather will dry out Wednesday, but remain chilly. Temps recover to near normal Friday and Saturday. Warming begins Sunday and next week we get back to the 70s a few times.
Morning Surface Weather
Morning Temperatures
If you can get out for the dog walk or local jog, it will be chilly.
Wind Flow
The chilly east wind will keep temperatures chilly today.
Rain Simulation –> slider
- The east wind will bring in the first round of showers across northern Maryland and southern Pennsylvania.
- The main band of steady rain will arrive from the wet and cover most of the mountain region and southern Maryland.
Tuesday Stats: March 31, 2020 in Baltimore
Average High: 59ºF
Record High: 86ºF in 1998
Average Low: 38ºF
Record Low: 20ºF in 1890
*Record Snow 1.4″ in 1997
Sunrise: 6:51 AM
Sunset 7:29 PM
*Daylight = 2:34 longer than yesterday
*Bay Water Temperature = 52ºF at Thomas Pt. Light House
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