October 12 Monday Morning Report
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The REMAINS of Isaias overachieved for sure. While we did get our 5th Soggy Sunday in a row to validate the forecast, the rain totals went above and beyond. I realize the rain total maps differ widely. Radar Estimation underestimated, while one product from Maryland Mesonet resets at midnight. I will have a formal final tally later this morning.
The latest maps are below.
Low Pressure is off the coast and will take morning rain with it, followed by gusty winds and clearing today.
The next few days will actually warm to the 80s, setting up the dramatic drop with the next cold front. The weekend ahead will be very chilly and may bring the first frost to parts of Central Maryland.
Let’s take a quick look.
Rain Total Maps
Radar Estimate
( I know some spots in Central Maryland received 3 to 4 inches of rain).
Maryland Mesonet: SINCE MIDNIGHT
Over 2 inches of rain fell SINCE MIDNIGHT in parts of Cecil and Kent Counties.
Live Radar Widget
Surface Weather
Low Pressure that was once Hurricane Isaias is off the coast. High Pressure and a few warmer days will move in.
Futurecast
Wind Animation
Afternoon Snapshot
Afternoon Temperatures
MOUNTAIN CAM: WESTERN MARYLAND
This webcam is positioned at The Greene Turtle Deep Creek Lake and shows Wisp Resort, including a zoomed-in view of Squirrel Cage, The Face, the terrain park, Boulder, the mountain coaster, the tubing park and a shot of McHenry Cove at Deep Creek Lake!
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CLIMATE DATA: Baltimore
Yesterday: Low 61°F; High 66°F
Precipitation: 1.66″
Snow Depth: 0″
Season Snow Total: 17.6″
Top Wind Gust: 31 mph
TODAY October 12
Sunrise at 7:13 AM
Sunset at 6:32 PM
Normal Low in Baltimore: 48ºF
Record Low: 29ºF in 1964
Normal High in Baltimore: 70ºF
Record High: 89ºF in 1954
Rainfall Deficit at BWI
Prior 2 Years (2024 + 2025) = -16.91″
2026 YTD = -4.47″
Cumulative Since 2024 = -21.38″
Looking Ahead:
A quiet week with brief warming will be followed by a chilly air mass next weekend.
TUESDAY
Morning Temperatures
Afternoon Temperatures
Looking Ahead: Jet Stream
Wednesday Snapshot
Animation
Saturday Snapshot
NOAA Temperature Outlook
7-DAY FORECAST
Monday: Partly Sunny, Shower Chance (20%) — High 75
Tuesday: Mostly Sunny — Low 57, High 81
Wednesday: Mostly Sunny — Low 65, High 84
Thursday: Partly Sunny, Showers (40%) — Low 61, High 70
Friday: Partly Sunny, Showers (50%) — Low 56, High 75
Saturday: Partly Cloudy, Chilly — Low 48, High 57
Sunday: Partly Cloudy, Chilly — Low 38, High 56
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