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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 Very Cold St Patrick's Day . . . . .
I've heard that this is the coldest St. Patty's day that we've had in 50 years. Our Upper Peninsula is digging out from the blizzard and some areas have 5 ft of snow pack. As for us, temperatures are way below average but at least the wind has calmed down. ... read more ❯
More Stormy Weather . . .
It is expected to be quite a stormy day throughout the nation. The northern states have blizzard conditions while the south could see a tornadic outbreak later today. Here, where I am, we are just expecting strong winds and a little rain. The severe weather is expected to remain south... read more ❯
Nasty Weather On The Way . . . .
Yesterday was very blustery, and we can expect more of the same tomorrow. We could also see some snow or freezing rain early, then temps will rise into the 60s. That sounds like more tornado weather to me. Our weather lately has been really weird with it going from one... read more ❯
Windy And Wet . . . .
This is the type of day that you are happy if you don't have to go anywhere. It is cold, very windy, and rainy. We are under a high wind warning, giving us a very uncomfortable wind chill. We could get some measurable snow over the next few days although... read more ❯
Weekly Wrap Up: March 13, 2026 #ARWX
Welcome to another Weekly Wrap Up! This week saw decent temperatures and some rain across the Natural State. Here's a look at the temperature highs and lows this week from my Tempest weather station in Hot Springs, plus here's a look at the rain totals from my CoCoRaHS rain gauge.
Here's... read more ❯
More Snow In The Forecast . . . .
Temperatures have cooled off considerably, and we are now expecting high winds and more snow. Yesterday was very wet and some flooding . There was a lot of standing water on roads and in fields, and the next few day will not be pleasant for us.
Our 2:15 PM temperature is... read more ❯
More Storms On The Way . . . .
Once again, we are at risk for some pretty hefty storms tonight. The north portions of our state could get freezing rain. Right now it is quiet and there has been no rain so far. We have to travel to Lansing early tomorrow morning, so I'm hoping that it isn't... read more ❯
Another Warm Day . . . .
What a great day this has been. We've had clear skies and highs reaching the low 70s. It's been pretty breezy but it's been a warm breeze. Unfortunately, we may have to pay for it with more stormy weather tomorrow. We are already being warned of a repeat of last... read more ❯
A Little Cooler But Sunny . . . .
We have a little reprieve from severe weather for a few days, but then another round is expected on Tuesday. It isn't clear how much will affect Michigan but I hope that those affected by the tornadoes on Friday, don't get hit again. Southwest Michigan is busy cleaning up the... read more ❯
First Tornadoes Of The Year . . . .
Although we knew that there was the possibility of severe weather, the tornadoes that struck the southwest corner of our state yesterday came as a shock. There were four deaths and numerous injuries. Looking at videos of the damage, I'm guessing that it was probably an EF3 or 4. As... read more ❯