This image is from the US National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington Facebook page. As stated on their post, “A chilly night is expected across the region with lows dropping into the 40s, with some upper 30s into the more sheltered mountain valleys. This should be the coolest night over the course of the next several days given the increase in clouds into the weekend.”
Today:
With our first round of midterms out of the way, everyone can look forward to a stress free Friday as temps will start in the high 40s and reach their peak at around 72 degrees F. These pleasant temps will be accompanied with a slight westerly breeze ranging from 2 to 8 mph throughout the day.
Tonight:
Temperatures will drop as low as 59 degrees F on this partly cloudy night, with a slight southerly breeze ranging from 6 to 7 mph. This looks like the perfect night to go have a fire and make some s’mores, of course with social distancing protocols in full effect!
Tomorrow (Saturday):
Get your weekend started off right with some sun, as you will feel temps reach their daily high at 76 degrees F right around lunchtime. But BEWARE, there will be a 30% chance of showers taking effect after lunch, so make sure you bring your umbrella if you will be out and about. You can expect southwesterly winds in the area to be in the 6 to 10 mph range.
Tomorrow Night (Saturday):
Unfortunately, the 30% chance of showers still exists this evening, accompanied by very cloudy skies. Take this (most likely) gloomy night to get some extra sleep and wake up refreshed Sunday morning. If you’re still awake, temperatures will dip down to around 62 F with a wind speed of 7 to 8 mph.
A Look Ahead:
Sunday and Columbus Day (Monday) look fully booked with lots of rain as well, with the chance of precipitation ranging from 60% to 70% during these days. Temperatures will also go no higher than 72 F on both of these days. Well, if it does end up raining a lot, it sure wouldn’t be a bad time to catch up with schoolwork if you happen to be behind!