MD Weather

🌷Hello Spring! It’s Officially here now! 😀 Are you happy for our new season? ☀️ Here is the change in daylight we have to look forward to forward to. ⏰ Nearly 3 additional hours of sunlight by late June: From just ‘over’ 12 hours now (yes the equinox is not exactly equal) to almost 15 hours. 🤓 📐 Here are highlight numbers and increase in sun angle at mid day! Baltimore Sun Data Today — March 20 Vernal Equinox • Sunrise: 7:08 AM • Sunset: 7:19 PM • Length of daylight: 12h 11m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~50.2° April 1 • Sunrise: 6:50 AM • Sunset: 7:31 PM • Length of daylight: 12h 40m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~55.0° May 1 • Sunrise: 6:07 AM • Sunset: 7:59 PM • Length of daylight: 13h 52m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~65.5° June 1 • Sunrise: 5:42 AM • Sunset: 8:26 PM • Length of daylight: 14h 44m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~72.7° Summer Solstice — June 20 • Sunrise: 5:39 AM • Sunset: 8:36 PM • Length of daylight: 14h 56m • Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~74.2° • Longest day of the year in Baltimore. July 1 • Sunrise: 5:43 AM • Sunset: 8:37 PM • Length of daylight: 14h 54m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~73.9° August 1 • Sunrise: 6:06 AM • Sunset: 8:20 PM • Length of daylight: 14h 14m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~68.9° September 1 • Sunrise: 6:34 AM • Sunset: 7:40 PM • Length of daylight: 13h 05m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~59.3° Autumnal Equinox — September 22 • Sunrise: 6:53 AM • Sunset: 7:06 PM • Length of daylight: 12h 13m 📐 Highest sun angle at solar noon: ~51.3° #spring #equinox #weather

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The latest on Maryland School closings! 3/16

The latest on Maryland Schools for 3/16

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Governor Wes Moore today declared a State of Preparedness​ ahead of significant risk for widespread, severe storms producing damaging winds, hail, and a heightened tornado threat across all of Maryland for Monday. Click here to view the press release: bit.ly/4upRPPT

⚠️ Maryland Weather Alert – Monday Showers and breezy conditions early, but strong storms develop from Noon–8 PM with the risk for damaging winds. Conditions turn windy and colder after 8 PM as the storm system moves out. Stay weather aware. #MDwx #MarylandWeather

Maryland Schools Dismissing Early Monday • Anne Arundel — 2 hrs early • Baltimore County — 3 hrs early • Harford — 3 hrs early • Prince George’s — 2 hrs early • Charles — 2 hrs early • Calvert — 2 hrs early More districts may announce changes overnight. #MDwx #Maryland

⚠️ STATE OF PREPAREDNESS – MARYLAND Governor Wes Moore has declared a State of Preparedness ahead of a potentially severe storm system expected Monday. Threats include: • Damaging winds • Possible tornadoes • Heavy rain & storms Timing: Monday afternoon → evening #MDwx

Peak timing: 4–10 PM (west → east) Stay weather-aware and monitor updates. #MarylandWeather #MDwx #SevereWeather

⚠️ Maryland Weather Alert – Monday Severe Storm Risk A powerful storm system is expected to move across Maryland Monday afternoon into the evening. Main threats: • Damaging wind gusts 60–75+ mph • Isolated tornadoes possible • Heavy rain & lightning See more…