March 2, Winde relieved, while the fire risk remains increased and then heavy storm focus for Wednesday

March 2, 2025

Sunday morning report

The wind was brutal! Yesterday a top gust of 52 miles per hour was recorded at the Baltimore airport when the high temperatures of 66f were reached early and the bitter cold arrived.

This morning we start with most areas of teenage and 20s.

The risk of fire remains increased today! Numerous brush fire and some forest fires were reported yesterday. I had brought our drought back into the conversation because we officially have severe drought diseases. This year Baltimore is more than 2 inches under normal precipitation in addition to the 8 -inch hole of the previous year. We need more than 10 inches (above our normal precipitation) to make the water level normal again!

Heavy storm outbreak! Noaa identified the potential for a large tornado outbreak in the deep south on Tuesday. The remaining energy will weaken, but still sufficient to offer us here on the east coast with the chance of storm, together with the required rain on Wednesday.

Increased risk of fire

Message from the National Weather Service:

Increased fire weather conditions through this

AFTERNOON…

• Increased fire weather conditions are possible for areas along areas and north of the Highway 50 by the middle of this afternoon.
• Low humidity and gusty northwest winds bring a higher risk of undesirable fire behavior and fast fire spread, mainly recently

This morning to the middle afternoon. The relative humidity values ​​decrease by 20 to 25 percent, whereby west to northwest winds from 10 to 15 miles per hour are supplied to 20 to 25 miles per hour.

• Increased fire weather conditions are possible for areas along areas and north of the Highway 50 by the middle of this afternoon.
• Please note your local burns, which the authorities allow whether you can burn outdoors on Saturday. If you burn, use an extra recommendation because fires can escalate under these conditions.

Dürre update

Deficit of precipitation in the BWI

• At the end of 2024 = -8.00 ”
• Since January 1st -2.20 ”
• We are around -10.20 ”, including last year

Climate data: Baltimore

March 2nd today

Sunrise at 6:37 a.m.

Sunset at 6:01 p.m.

Normally low in Baltimore: 30ºF

Record 13ºF in 1962; 1980

Normally high in Baltimore: 50ºF

Record 80ºF 1972

Baltimore seasonal snow

12.7 ”

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Morning surface weather

If there is a high pressure, we will make a child's play this morning that finally calms down in the evening.

Local morning temperatures

Wind forecast: 7 a.m. 7 p.m.

Stronger winds this morning until noon, then quietly in the evening.

Lunch

Soothe gusts up to 20 miles per hour or something, then calm down in the afternoon.

High temperatures

Monday weather

Morge temperatures

Afternoon temperatures

Heavy storm eruption

NOAA: Tuesday afternoon

The improved risk of 2 days away is a signal that this will be a large outbreak of potential tornadoes and a big hail.

Tuesday afternoon forecast card

Storm forecasts forecast on Tuesday to Thursday

Snapshot Wednesday March 5th

Pay attention to heavy rain and a number of strong to heavy storms on the afternoon evening.

Noaa Wednesday afternoon

As so often, this striker line is losing some energy when reaching the east coast. But this 15% chance, including Central Maryland, is high for 3 days!

Snapshot Thursday, March 6th

With the front off the coast, the colder air will develop the reinforced snow quality, which will reach the high mountains of Western Maryland.

Jet Stream Wednesday, March 5th

The collapse of the air masses ignites the strong storm outbreak.

Jet -Stream -forecast: Wednesday March 5th to Sunday, March 9th

The increase in cold air follows a pattern looking in winter.

Snapshot Sunday

7 -day forecast

Warm next week before a storm outbreak.

Then cool, but not to follow extremely cold.

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Just a little outside of February 19th

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