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Baltimore's Record Precipitation on October 30, 2025
For the month of October 2025, the total precipitation that had fallen at Baltimore-Washington International Airport (BWI) through the 29th was 0.72", which would have ranked as the 12th driest October (tying the amount from 1912) in Baltimore's official records dating back to 1871. However, late on the 29th, a... read more ❯
Winter is here! Boring start to December
Meteorological winter officially began for the Northern Hemisphere yesterday, December 1. I think it was obvious in the last 10 days of November that we were getting close; we've already seen snow down to 1,500 feet once plus a very chilly and foggy pattern for the valleys on Thanksgiving and... read more ❯
Baltimore Sets New Record for Non-Measurable Precipitation
UPDATE: Measurable rain amounting to 0.22” fell on November 10, 2024, ending Baltimore’s longest streak without measurable precipitation at 38 days, covering the period October 3rd-November 9th.
PREVIOUS POST: At the end of the day on November 4, 2024, the official Baltimore weather station at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI)... read more ❯
Daily Weather Reports
A Strange Weather System . . . .
As the weather map shows, the severe weather is not expected to reach as far north as us, but we could get high winds comparable to a severe thunderstorm tonight. Gusts up to 70 mph will not be uncommon. We could see rain but the wind is expected to happen... read more ❯
Looking To Be A Very Nice Day . . . .
It seems good to see the sun again, and highs should reach the mid 60s this afternoon. Yesterday was dreary and damp, but no precip. There is no rain in our forecast until mid week, and I think that makes everyone happy.
Our 12:30 PM temperature is 60°F, the humidity is... read more ❯
An Afternoon Deluge . . . .
The morning began with clear skies, but by noon, clouds were thickening. We were in Detroit, and I knew that rain was in the forecast for this afternoon. I hoped that we made it home before the storms. Well, we almost made it. By 2:30 we were in Holly and... read more ❯
Weekly Wrap Up: April 24, 2026 #ARWX
Welcome to another Weekly Wrap Up! This week saw an occasional shower, but today saw rain and thunderstorms, and overall warm temperatures after a cool start to the week in the Natural State. Here's a look at the temperature highs and lows this week from my Tempest weather station, plus... read more ❯
Sunny And Warm . . . .
It looks like today will be a perfect weather day. We have clear skies, light winds, and very comfortable temperatures. The flood situation in our northern counties is improving although it will take a lot of time and money to repair all the damage. Our governor has declared it a... read more ❯
Warmer Temps On The Way . . . . .
This morning began with plenty of sun, but now clouds have move in and there is a chance for a little rain today. Temperatures will be much warmer than the past 3 days, and we could see 70F later. Winds are quite calm now but will increase as the day... read more ❯
Sunny But Still Chilly . . . .
It seemed good to wake up to sun and clear skies this morning. We had a frost warning but I don't think that there was any frost. It really doesn't matter to me anyway. I never plant this early. Yesterday brought intermittent rain/snow showers and some clearing. It was very... read more ❯
A Little Bit Of Everything . . . .
Today brought a little of every type of weather. It was sunny to start out, then it clouded up and we got a few drops of rain which became a light snow shower. We now have a mix of sun and clouds and plenty of wind to go with it. ... read more ❯
Storms Over, Significant Cool Down . . . .
Our weather has calmed down and the storm system that was over us has moved on the the east. Today is wet, but most of the rain has moved east. Radar is showing no rain to our west although overcast skies remain.
Our 3:30 PM temperature is 49°F, the humidity is... read more ❯
Storm System Finally Ending . . . .
The severe storm system which has affected us the past four days is finally ending after today. They will still be firing to our west, but our storm chances are very slight. We could still see a thunderstorm overnight, but nothing severe is expected.
Our 1:45 PM temperature is 71°F, the... read more ❯