April 9 Another Wind Advisory Then Freeze Watch Overnight And Quiet Weekend Warming

Friday April 10 2020

The strong wind may have eased overnight, but it is back today. We are caught between a snow storm in northern New England and High Pressure in the Northern Plains.  Winds will average 20 to 35 mph with gusts up to 50 mph today.  Tonight, the winds will ease as the colder air settles in. A Freeze Watch is in place for inland counties into Saturday morning. If you hooked up a garden hose, disconnect it to prevent bursting.

Wind Advisory/Freeze Watch

The Freezing risk includes:

• Southern Pennsylvania
• Maryland: Washington, Frederick, Carroll, Northern Baltimore/Harford, Western Montgomery/Howard Counties.

Here temperatures are expected to drop below freezing for a few hours.

 

Wind Forecast

Quick Cast:

• Today: Winds Gusting 35 top 50 mph. Snow showers in the mountains. A brief flurry or sprinkle into metro areas.
• Saturday: Morning Frost and Freeze Inland. Less Wind and sunny afternoon.
• Sunday: Warming Mid 60s- near 70ºF. Increasing Clouds
• Monday: Heavy Rain, Storms may turn Severe.

 

Morning Temperatures 

 

Weather Stats And Maps

Daily observations and climate reports in a separate post for kids working on weather projects.

• Yesterday’s Observations
• Today’s Climate Data (temperatures, records, sun times and moon phase)

Click here or on the map

 

Afternoon Forecast

Saturday

 

 

 

Sunday

 

 

Storm Outlook:

Rain returns by Monday morning and storms may turn severe during the day.

 

Temperature Outlook 

 

ALSO SEE: 

Water Spout OR Scud Cloud on videos and photos near Middle River Maryland

 

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