Rain on Wednesday brings mild temperatures to the region

NOT MUCH WILL CHANGE FOR US DURING THIS TIME. YOU KNOW, WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET. TONY. WE HAD CLOUDY WEATHER YESTERDAY, SOME RAIN, CLOUDY TODAY. CONTINUED LIKE THIS WEDNESDAY THROUGH THURSDAY. THIS PATTERN SHOWS NO SIGNS OF REALLY BREAKING UP OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS, AND THE END RESULT IS BELOW AVERAGE TEMPERATURES. IN CATOCTIN MOUNTAIN PARK IN NORTHERN FREDERICK COUNTY WE'RE ONLY 15 DEGREES RIGHT NOW. ALSO IN ALLEGANY AND GARRETT COUNTIES THEY'RE ONLY ABOVE 10 DEGREES. THAT'S SURE TO BE REALLY COOL FALL AIR. UPPER SECONDS TO ABOUT 70 ON THE EAST COAST FROM CAMBRIDGE TO CHESTERTOWN AND ON TO ELKTON. AND THE WINDS WILL CONTINUE TO BLOW EAST TO SOUTHEAST. SO COOL TEMPERATURES, CLOUDY SKIES, A FEW RAIN BLOWS, AND AGAIN THE THREAT OF WEAKER THAN NORMAL FLOOD WATERS. ALL OVER THE BAY. YELLOW AND GREEN SHADED AREAS ARE ADVISORIES OR WARNINGS. THAT MEANS FLOOD WATERS WILL BE TWO TO 2.5 FEET ABOVE NORMAL LEVELS WHEN THEY HAPPEN TONIGHT AND AGAIN IN THE EARLY HOURS OF WEDNESDAY. IF YOU LIVE NEAR A FLOOD PRONE AREA ON THE BAY COAST THESE TIDES WILL FLOOD COASTAL AREAS AGAIN TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW. YOU CAN SEE SOME SHOWERS APPROACHING US FROM THE SOUTH AND WEST. WE HAD JUST CLOUDY SKIES FOR MOST OF THE DAY BUT TONIGHT IS WILL BE A BIT OF FLOODING WITH SOME SHOWERS AND SOME HEAVIER SHOWERS AND EVEN SOME LIGHTNING STRIKES WITH THUNDER IN PARTS OF THE MOUNTAINS ALONG THE STATIONARY FRONT BUT THE MOIST AIR COMING IN FROM THE SEA PREVENTS EVEN THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY. AND SO THESE SHOWERS WILL LIKELY GO DOWNWARDS AS THEY GET TOWARDS US AND JUST REMAIN SOME SPOKEN SHOWERS. HOWEVER, THERE ARE SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS IN PARTS OF THE OHIO VALLEY ACROSS KENTUCKY AND INTO TENNESSEE, AND THAT WILL ALL WORK OUT AS WELL. IT'S GOING EAST AND IT'S GOING TO BE SHOWERY WEATHER FOR US HERE ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE MOUNTAINS. AND THEN, AS TONY MENTIONED, WE'LL LOOK SOUTH AS TROPICAL STORM HELENE IS MOVING NORTH, JUST A TROPICAL STORM. BUT, AS TONY MENTIONED, IT'S EXPECTED TO GET MUCH STRONGER AS IT GOES INTO THE GULF. AND WE'LL BE WATCHING THAT VERY CLOSELY. IN THE MEANTIME, ONLY RAIN FOR US TONIGHT. MILD TEMPERATURES OF 60 TO 67. YOU COULD SEE SOME FOG TONIGHT. TOMORROW MORNING A LITTLE MILDER, AROUND 72 WITH MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND A FAIR CHANCE OF MORE RAIN FROM TIME TO TIME, MAYBE EVEN A LITTLE THUNDER IN WARMER AIR TOMORROW AFTERNOON OR ESPECIALLY IN THE MOUNTAINS WEST OF US ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. THURSDAY WILL BE A CLOUDY DAY, SLIGHTLY MILD, UP TO 81, IF THE RAINS EASE A LITTLE, THEN 75 WITH RAIN ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. IN THE EYE IT LOOKS LIKE SKY WILL BE MOSTLY CLOUDY ON SUNDAY. THE POSSIBILITY OF A RAIN SHOWER CANNOT BE COMPLETELY RULED OUT. IT LOOKS LIKE

Rain on Wednesday brings mild temperatures to the region

Updated: September 24, 2024, 4:39 p.m. EDT

On Wednesday, temperatures will cool slightly with showers. Highs of 22 degrees are expected in the Baltimore area. There is a 65 percent chance of rain on Wednesday.

BALTIMORE —

On Wednesday, temperatures will cool slightly with showers. Highs of 22 degrees are expected in the Baltimore area. There is a 65 percent chance of rain on Wednesday.