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  • Wednesday started out cloudy with occasional light rain and fog between approximately 0615 and 0830 (0.12″) then partly cloudy and mild as the day wore on into the afternoon and evening, with no more rain the rest […]

  • Please click the link below for a pdf version of the data. 

    Baltimore_Top-10 Coldest-Warmest Months & Years_MEAN TEMPERATURES_Updated 2020-12-01

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    • Great addition to the Maryland Climate and Weather Blog. Are you going to do rainfall and snowfall next by chance? That would also be very interesting to see. Thanks again for compiling this list and posting it here! Kevin

    • Hi Kevin, I am not unerstaning the Weathertogether System.I was able to make a post, but I am unsure how to send pictures with a post, I am at a loss in creating a biogaphy page. I think Nathan said that he was working on the how to make the post instructions a little more clear. Nice to hear from you.

      • Hi Leon, this is Jeff Taylor. You posted your message to Kevin on my blog (“Maryland Climate and Weather”), not on Kevin’s blog “http://kevinshaw.weathertogether.net/”. He has replied to my blog but probably won’t read your message to him there.

        Hoping that, with assistance, you can navigate the website successfully.

        As far as sending a bio, please send it to the owner of Weathertogether, Charlie Phillips, at charliep127@hotmail.com. He will then add it to the website as the administrator, then add your location to the Blog Map.

        For adding a photo to a post, scroll down on the right side all the way to the bottom, under “Featured Image” click the link, “Set Featured Image” – this allows you to upload a pic.

      • Leon,
        I hope you are finding your way around weather together. Jeff Taylor is my long-time friend for over 30 years who got me to join this blog here at weathertogether.net. I will be looking at your future blog posts and seeing if you are able to post pictures on it. Nathan can answer all your technical questions most likely and it working on tutorials I believe for accomplishing what you have been trying to do. Try to fashion your bio after the ones that already are published on the “Our Contributors” page. You must send your bio to Charlie and he will get your bio published in the correct location and also add your location to the bloggers map elsewhere on the site. Email Charlie at charliep127@hotmail.com Chat with Nathan on FB or here on weathertogether chat on further questions. Thanks, I look forward to seeing your contributions in the coming days. Kevin

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  • Now that Hurricane Irma is pretty much history, her remnants are heading for us although it won’t have much affect on our weather.  We do have rain in the forecast for today but is isn’t expected to amount to […]

  • I hope you can forgive me for the click-baity, questionably accurate title. From an astronomical perspective, autumn will begin on 1:02 pm PDT Friday, September 22, 2017, and meteorological fall officially began […]

  • Tuesday started out a bit cloudy with a few sprinkles at my location (Trace) then became partly cloudy and warmer as the day wore on, with no sign of any precipitation from dying storm Irma. Temperatures warmed a […]

  • Tuesday started out a bit cloudy with a few sprinkles at my location (Trace) then became partly cloudy and warmer as the day wore on, with no sign of any precipitation from dying storm Irma so far. Temperatures […]

  • Monday started out clear/sunny, but gradually turned cloudy (high type like cirrostratus or altostratus) by the afternoon. No rain yet though later this evening radar was showing rain moving north up to central […]

  • This morning the British and Irish Met Offices announced that the first named storm of the 2017 / 2018 winter season would make landfall in the United Kingdom and under the names chosen for this season, that storm […]

  • Monday started out clear/sunny, but gradually turned cloudy (high type like cirrostratus or altostratus) by the afternoon. No rain yet though later this evening radar was showing rain moving north up to central […]

  • Now that Irma has become a tropical storm and no longer a threat to Florida, we can relax a bit,.  All the people that I know are okay and not too much damage.  That’s amazing consider the strength of this s […]

  • Sunday was a mostly sunny, pleasant and dry day. We only had a few scattered cumulus clouds dotting the sky at times. High temperatures once again reached into the upper 60s with lows in the low […]

  • Sunday was a mostly sunny, pleasant and dry day. We only had a few scattered cumulus clouds dotting the sky at times. High temperatures once again reached into the upper 60s with lows in the low 50s. Dew points […]

  • On Thursday the Met Office (and their partners in the Met Éireann which covers the Republic of Ireland) published the list of names to be allocated to the winter storms (wind, rain or snow) based on names […]

  • This will be a very short update considering the monumental size and scope of Irma, as I’m actually planning to go fishing momentarily. I’ll collaborate with some other WeatherTogether bloggers and have a much […]

  • It’s hard to think about anything else these days with friends and relatives facing this horrible hurricane in Florida.  I know so many people there, many snowbirds and others who live there year round.  T […]

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