Chilly and damp Monday with coastal flooding along shoreline
Updated: 5:53 AM EDT Mar 13, 2023
AVA: WELCOME BACK. AT THE TIME IS FOUR FIRED — 4:45. YOU’RE STARTING AT NEAR 40 DEGREES. A LOOK AT THE RAINDROPS. A WET WEATHER ON THIS MONDAY, THE DAY AFTER THE TIME CHANGE. IT SLOWS YOU DOWN. IT WILL BE DEAF AND CHILLY FOR TODAY, BUT IT WILL TREND COLDER THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING. IT COULD MEAN IN ISOLATED SNOW SHOWER INTO TUESDAY. ESPECIALLY THE WINDOWS GET STRONGER AND COLDER THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK. YOU WANT TO USE CAUTION BY SECURING OUTDOOR OBJECTS AND BEING CAREFUL ON THE ROADS THE NEXT COUPLE DAYS. THERE IS COASTAL FLOODING. THE TIDES ARE RUNNING ABOVE NORMAL THROUGH TODAY, MAINLY THROUGH HIGH TIDES THIS AFTERNOON. IF YOU PARK ALONG THE BAY, MAY BE IN AREAS LIKE ANNAPOLIS TOWARDS THE CITY DOCK, YOU WANT TO BE HERE — CAREFUL KNOWING THE WATER WILL CREEP UP. THAT IS THE CASE FOR THE WESTERN SHORE OF THE BAY, BUT IT IS MOST PROMINENT AN ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. THAT IS FROM THE WIND CAUSING THE TIDES ABOVE NORMAL. THERE IS LIGHT RAIN SHOWING UP ON THE EASTERN SHORE TOWARDS ANNAPOLIS. SOME OF THIS COULD BACK BUILD INTO A DRIZZLE. LOOK HOW IT LEANS TOWARD SNOW SHOWERS IN HAGERSTOWN AND PENNSYLVANIA. WE WILL HAVE AREAS OF SHOWERS SHOWING UP. THERE SEEMS TO BE DATA — A DATA OUTAGE OUT OF THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. SOME OF MY TEMPERATURES ARE MISSING. IT IS SHOWING UP IN DOWNTOWN BALTIMORE. 41 ANNAPOLIS AND DOLLAR AT 36. THE TEMPERATURE SHOULD BE ABOVE FREEZING. THERE ARE TIMES OF DRIZZLE AND LIGHT RAIN SHOWING UP AT ANY POINT TODAY. I WOULD HAVE AN UMBRELLA OR BRAIN JACKET WITH YOU WHEREVER YOU GO. AS TO GET TOWARDS WESTERN MARYLAND, IT LEADS TO LIGHT SNOW. LIGHT RAIN AND DRIZZLE SHOWING UP TO THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. INTO THE NIGHT WE WILL DRY OUT, THAT IS WHEN AN ISOLATED SNOW SHOWER COULD SNEAK THIS WAY SOMETHING I WILL WATCH BECAUSE OUR TEMPERATURES WILL TEETER NEAR FREEZING EARLY TOMORROW. IF THERE IS ISOLATED POCKETS OF SNOW, IT MAY CAUSE ISOLATED SLICKS. IT IS AN ISOLATED SITUATION. WHAT EVERYONE WILL FACE IS COLDER STRONG WIND BUILDING THROUGH THE DAY TUESDAY. THE FORECAST FOR TODAY IS WET WEATHER. WE HAVE A LIGHT RAIN AND DRIZZLE SHOWING UP WITH CLOUDY SKIES. WE WILL CLIMB THROUGH THE 40’S, WHICH MAKES IT CHILLY. THE WIND IS LATER TODAY, BUT IT WILL INCREASE THROUGH TOMORROW, WHICH IS WHY I PUT THE IMPACT ICON FOR TUESDAY. NOT ONLY COULD NOT BE ISOLATED SNOW IN THE MORNING, BUT THE WINDS INCREASE, GUSTING TO 45 MILES PER HOUR. USE CAUTION DRIVING TOMORROW, AND TIEDOWN ANY OBJECTS TODAY WHILE YOU HAVE A CHANCE. SEVEN-DAY FORECAST. WE KEEP THE WINDS GUSTY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. TEMPERATURES WILL EASE AS THE WEEK GOES ON. CLIMB TO THE 50’S BY THURSDAY. FRIDAY IS 63 A FEW SHOWERS POSSIBLE.
Chilly and damp Monday with coastal flooding along shoreline
Updated: 5:53 AM EDT Mar 13, 2023
Meteorologist Ava Marie says today will be damp and chilly with periods of rain and light drizzle with temps in the mid 40’s. Costal areas may see flooding along the Bay through the afternoon. On Tuesday morning isolated snow showers are possible. It will also be very windy with gust up to 45 mph. Temps will warm up through the week as by Friday they will be in the low 60’s, but the rain will return.
Meteorologist Ava Marie says today will be damp and chilly with periods of rain and light drizzle with temps in the mid 40’s. Costal areas may see flooding along the Bay through the afternoon. On Tuesday morning isolated snow showers are possible. It will also be very windy with gust up to 45 mph. Temps will warm up through the week as by Friday they will be in the low 60’s, but the rain will return.
