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Polar Vortex Disruption Could Open the Door for Arctic Air and First Snow Chances in Baltimore, Annapolis, and Frederick as Winter Pattern Shifts
BALTIMORE — Something unusual is developing high above the Arctic, and it could affect Maryland’s weather heading into winter. The latest European and American models show a significant disruption of the Polar Vortex around November 4 to 6. Normally, the Polar Vortex should be strengthening this time of year. A weaker vortex could eventually help push colder air into eastern North America, possibly supporting an early December snow window for Baltimore.
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October 22 Subtropical Storm Josephine Raising Bay Water And May Become A Hurricane
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!. Subtropical Storm Josephine has 65 mph winds and is affecting waters along the coast AND Chesapeake Bay. This storm will be pulling away and getting a little stronger. It may become the second hurricane of the season in the Atlantic. The latest information on the storm is below.
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First Measurable Snow Could Come Within Weeks of Thanksgiving for Baltimore and BWI Airport as Coastal Storms and a Weakening Polar Vortex Raise Winter Chances
BALTIMORE — A new long-range call puts December 5 as the top pick for Baltimore’s first measurable snow of the season. Measurable snow means at least 0.1 inch recorded at BWI Airport. Backup dates of December 12 and December 19 are also on the list. This is not a full winter outlook, but a targeted prediction for the first snow at BWI.
CBS News
Offshore nor'easter bringing high surf, erosion, rip currents to our beaches | NEXT Weather
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Fast Moving Squall Line With 50 to 65 MPH Gusts and Isolated Tornado Threat Targets Harrisburg, Scranton, Allentown, Philadelphia and Baltimore This Afternoon Into Evening
ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA — A fast-moving squall line is set to race across Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey and Delaware this afternoon into evening, bringing damaging wind gusts of 50 to 65 mph in the most intense cells. Forecasters describe the setup as a classic low CAPE, high shear pattern, common in the Northeast during the cool season. While damaging winds are the main threat, an isolated brief tornado or two cannot be ruled out across a corridor that includes Harrisburg, Scranton, Allentown, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
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Strong Squall Line Brings 45 to 60 MPH Gusts to Harrisburg, Allentown, Scranton, and Philadelphia Friday Afternoon and Evening Ahead of Cold Front
PENNSYLVANIA — A strong cold front is moving into Pennsylvania Friday afternoon and evening, October 16, bringing a line of storms that will sweep quickly from west to east. Ahead of the front, temperatures will climb to 75 to 80 degrees or higher, with dew points of 64 to 69 degrees. That warm, humid air will add to the instability needed for strong storms. Damaging wind gusts are the main threat as the squall line moves through.