Low-pressure area
WEATHER BLOG: We Tied A Record!
Highs Tuesday should top out in the low/mid 60s while a cool air mass is still in place.
WEATHER: Showers & Thunderstorms
There was a lull in activity earlier this morning as a dry slot of air wrapped its way into the circulation of the area of the pesky low pressure system over the mid-Atlantic.
WEATHER BLOG: Beautiful Stretch Of Weather
High pressure has provided us with a beautiful stretch of weather but will slowly begin moving offshore Sunday.
WEATHER BLOG: Wet Wednesday
The active pattern over the region continues as one storm system slowly departs Wednesday with a second system approaching Thursday. In the near-term, rain will continue through the first part of the day before tapering off early Wednesday afternoon.
WEATHER BLOG: Tranquil
Although recent satellite imagery shows an extensive plume of high, thin clouds Wednesday — which stretches from the Atlantic Ocean all the way back to the Ohio Valley, these will manage to break for some sun.
WEATHER BLOG: Clouds Wednesday, Sun Thursday
Clouds should manage to dim the sun at times around here Wednesday. That plume of moisture in the mid and upper levels will eventually be pushing off shore early Wednesday night, and the sky should become mostly clear late Wednesday night.
WEATHER BLOG: Fall-Like Monday
We are looking at one of the quietest stretches of weather in quite some time.
WEATHER BLOG: Cool Weather Sticks Around
We are locked in that same weather pattern we have been talking about since the storms got out of here Friday night.
WEATHER BLOG: Fantastic!
While Friday will be a bit on the breezy side, there will be plenty of sunshine and the afternoon will be quite pleasant.
WEATHER BLOG: Improvement
We’re done with rain for at least a while. The same front and developing wave of low pressure that caused several hours of rain late yesterday and early last night is now consolidating over New England, and pulling all of the rain out to sea.
WEATHER BLOG: April Showers … Again
A bit more sun Wednesday afternoon than previously expected. In the afternoon there will be sun with some clouds, which would not develop until peak daytime heating. It does not look like there will be any threat for thunder through the morning hours. Rainfall will move in around the 3 a.m. time frame.
WEATHER BLOG: Dry Now…Rain Later
A few showers during the night have brought some welcome rain to the Greater Baltimore Area, but most of these have been very light, only managing about a tenth of an inch.


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